October 5, 2021 | By Hope Law Firm

GARNER, IA – A man was killed in a rollover crash west of Garner Friday morning.

KCHA News reports, that Friday morning a man was killed after his vehicle rolled over near the intersection of Rake Avenue and Highway 18. Authorities say that the crash resulted when the man lost control of his vehicle, entered a ditch, and rolled over.

Have you suffered injury or lost a loved one due to the actions of another driver on Iowa roads? If so, you have the right to seek justice for a variety of damages, including medical bills, funeral expenses, and pain and suffering. Contact the Iowa car accident lawyers at the Hope Law Firm for a free consultation. We can be reached online or by phone at 515-298-5056.

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