Cole Cooper, the victim of a fatal car crash on South Duck Creek Road in Montgomery County, has been identified. The North Montgomery County Fire Department received a call at midnight. reporting that Cooper had driven his vehicle into a bridge that spanned a creek. There were no other cars involved in the accident and Cooper was pronounced dead at the scene. An investigation is currently underway to determine the cause of the accident.
How Cole Cooper car accident Happened?
On Sunday at midnight, emergency services received several calls about a vehicle that appeared to be hanging over a bridge in South Duck Creek.
When the first units arrived at the scene, they confirmed that the vehicle was trapped and requested additional manpower.
The driver of the vehicle, who was heading north on South Duck Creek, lost control of the vehicle due to slippery road conditions.

The vehicle slid into the bridge railing and the remaining portion of the railing was thrown into the creek when the end of the railing broke off.
The railing went across the dash, through the passenger window, and finally stopped at the driver’s door.
The driver was unable to move because his foot was caught under the dash and was pinned between the guardrail and the vehicle.
Unfortunately, despite the efforts of the emergency services, the driver succumbed to his injuries and was declared dead In the scene.
What happened to Cole Cooper?
On Sunday, a man was driving on I-45 in Conroe when he lost control of his car, causing it to go off the road and onto the Walker Bridge.
The man’s car was left hanging precariously over the edge of the bridge, and he was trapped inside.
Firefighters from the Conroe Fire Department responded to the scene and quickly went to work trying to rescue the man.
First they had to secure the vehicle to prevent it from falling into the river. Then, they started taking the Kia Sephia apart to get to the man.
After twenty-five minutes of work, they were finally able to get him out of the vehicle. The man was in serious condition with life-threatening injuries when he arrived at HCA Conroe Hospital. unfortunately later he died of his wounds. The incident is still under investigation, but authorities believe speed may have been a factor.