

Hancock County, Iowa: On July 29th 2009 a semi driven by Allen James Enabit was Northbound on R26 when he ran a stop sign and collided with the Toyota Celica driven by Amy Lynn Hefty who was Westbound on B55. Amy Hefty died as a result of the injuries suffered in the crash and Mr. Enabit was transported by Mayo Air Care to Mercy where he is currently listed in fair condition. The dependents of Ms. Hefty, if any would have a claim against the other driver and the owner of the Freightliner Semi that failed to stop.
It goes without saying that stop signs are meant to be obeyed; and for a very good reason. Fail to obey a stop sign and you are 99.99% of the time the “at fault” driver. So like most juries we ask, “What’s your excuse for not stopping?”
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