News: 2 women killed when vehicles collide at Rogers intersection

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ROGERS, AR – A collision in Benton County Monday night left two people dead and two others injured, the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports.

The accident occurred at the intersection of Easy Street and 13th Street in Rogers just after 8 p.m.  Police said 35-year-old Rubia Carpio-Batres of Springdale was driving a Honda Civic  on Easy Street when she crashed into a Chevrolet Cruz going north on 13th Street.

Carpio-Batres and a passenger in the Civic, 47-year-old Gaudencia Ramirez of Springdale, both sustained fatal injuries.

The driver of the Cruz and a passenger, both of whom were minors, were taken to area hospitals. No details were released on their conditions.

If you have been injured or lost a loved one as a result of the negligent behavior of another driver, you have the right to seek significant compensation under the law.  An experienced Arkansas car accident lawyer at Pfeifer Law knows what it takes to help you get it.  To schedule a free consultation, call us today at 501-374-4440 or submit our online contact form.

 

 

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