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Man Dies in Rollover Crash in Gaines County

By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: September 8, 2010
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    A Seminole man was killed in a late night rollover accident Tuesday night.
    This crash happened on U.S. 385 in southern Gaines County. 53 year-old Bobby Wade Allen was driving south on the highway shortly after midnight when his 1996 Ford Ranger swerved into the median and rolled over. Allen was pronounced dead at the scene.
    DPS says Allen was not wearing his seat belt. No one else was involved in that accident.

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