Woman Killed In Interstate Accident Was Daughter Of Local Police Chief
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Woman Killed In Interstate Accident Was Daughter Of Local Police Chief
A Central Texas woman who was killed in an early morning accident Tuesday was the daughter of a local police chief.
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(September 5, 2008)—The Texas Department of Public Safety has released the name of the woman who was killed in an early morning accident Tuesday.

Rhonda Latrice Harold, 37, of Waco was killed when she was struck by a vehicle while walking along Interstate 35 Tuesday morning.

Harold was the daughter of Bellmead Police Chief Robert Harold.

Troopers with the Texas Department of Public Safety say the Harold was walking along northbound Interstate 35 in Lacy-Lakeview, north of Waco, when she was struck by Nissan pickup truck near the Crest Drive exit at mile marker 342.

The driver of the Nissan remained on the scene following the accident.

No tickets were issued by officers.

The accident happened around 4:15 a.m.

DPS cleared the scene shortly after 6 a.m.

Harold's body has been sent to the Dallas Medical Examiner for autopsy.

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Posted by: Carol Location: Central Texas on Sep 13, 2008 at 01:19 PM

My prayers are with Ms. Harold's family. What a tragedy. I hope that they havent read all of these remarks made here. Harold family... if you have read these comments, please disregard ill comments and remember that they dont have all the facts and some of us respect that you all are hurting right now and need our courtesy and prayers. I wish you all well and you are in my prayers.
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Posted by: Christopher Location: Unfortunately, Texas on Sep 7, 2008 at 09:49 PM

Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 7, 2008 at 02:18 AM "I hope Me from Central Texas' loses his connection to the internet somehow - I am so tired of this loser's comments... Get a life "Me from Central Texas" I really hope you are not someone I know...You should really post your name you sorry sack of crap...but we all know u are too chicken to do so...keep hiding behind the computer screen PATHETIC LOSER" I laugh at ridiculous sounding "bada$$es" that post under "Anonymous" names, such as yourself. What a tool you are.
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Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 7, 2008 at 05:01 PM

~~but in all fairness what in the world was she thinking walking down the side of the highway at 4:00 in the morning? Why doesn't someone answer that question instead of trying to place blame on someone else~~ Who cares? What business is it of yours or anyone else's why someone was out at whatever hour. THAT DOES NOT CHANGE THE OUTCOME, OR THE FACT THAT HER CHILDREN HAVE LOST THEIR MOTHER. God. People, please think. It DOES NOT MATTER why she was out at anytime of the day or night. The ONLY time we should question why someone is out at a particular time is if this were a CHILD out at 4 a.m. A grown woman or man can go anywhere at anytime- there's no curfew on grown folks. Another thing I'd like to know is if you got information about why she was out at 4 a.m., would that change her deceased status AT ALL? Would it make you feel BETTER that she was deceased if she were out for the "wrong reasons" (according to you)? Would you sympathize if her reason was legit?
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