NCTC North Texas College Softball Team Bus Accident Crash - 4 Girls Dead Semi Crashes Oklahoma!!!

• published: 27 Sep 2014
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SAD VIDEO -- Last Photo RIP Tribute & Honor NCTC North Texas College Softball Team Bus Semi Truck Accident Crash in Oklahoma - Four 4 Girl Dead Dies Died Death Body semi Crashes 2014 Semis 2 Crash Into Bus Carrying Tribute Memory Memories North Central Texas College Softball Team Four dead after semi collides with bus carrying NCTC softball North Central Texas College softball team bus crashes; 3 dead, more hurt Local players impacted by NCTC bus crash All local girls safe 3 Dead In North Central Texas College Girls Softball Bus Accident Tragedy Fatal crash involves North Central Texas College bus North Texas College Softball Team Bus 9/27/2014!!! Please SHARE This Video on FACEBOOK & TWITTER Thank You #PrayForNCTC .............. http://youtu.be/tj09COSsjh8 OR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tj09COSsjh8 MURRAY COUNTY, Okla. -- A major accident involving a bus and a semi-truck on Interstate 35 in Murray County has left at least four people dead and several injured. North Central Texas College Communications Specialist Darin Allred tells News 12 that the NCTC softball team was on the bus involved in the accident. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the crash happened after 9 p.m. Friday on Interstate 35 at mile marker 47 in Murray County. Troop Captain Ronnie Hampton says it appears that a semi traveling in the north-bound lane of I-35 crossed the center median and hit the bus. The driver of the semi was taken to a local hospital. The driver of the bus refused treatment at the scene. Two passengers on the bus were flown by helicopter to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. Several local emergency agencies responded including Sulphur, Murray County, Ardmore, Pauls Valley, Johnston County. No names of the deceased or conditions of the passengers were immediately available. I-35 is expected to be shut down for a few more hours as crews clear the scene. The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to send a crew to aid in the investigation. Check back for updates, we will post them as we gather more information.