Mambrye Vallejo-Kings, 40, Killed in 2-Car Crash on Highway 60 near Hereford in Deaf Smith County

Mambrye Vallejo-Kings, 40, Killed in 2-Car Crash on Highway 60 near Hereford in Deaf Smith County

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Mambrye Vallejo-Kings, 40, Killed in 2-Car Crash on Highway 60 near Hereford in Deaf Smith County


Deaf Smith County, Texas (January 13, 2018) – One person was killed following a two-vehicle collision Friday morning near Hereford in Deaf Smith County,  according to DPS official.
The deadly collision happened at around 10:30 a.m. Friday, January 12, on Highway 60 near Hereford.
According to DPS officials, Brant Johnson, 37, of Lakin, Kansas was operating a 2007 Peterbilt tractor-trailer on the Highway near Hereford and made a left turn into the crossover from the outside lane.  A 2015 Dodge Grand Caravan, driven behind the trailer on the highway by Mambrye Vallejo-Kings, 40, of Amarillo, crashed into the back of the trailer.
Vallejo-King was pronounced dead at the scene by Deaf Smith County Justice of Peace while Johnson was uninjured.
An investigation into the crash remained under an investigation.
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