It is your WORST nightmare as a parent.  Sparing all the unimaginable horrible graphics —- Two teenagers had their lives taken on Aug 12 2023.  There were 3 people in the car. The driver lived.  The driver had been reported as driving recklessly, over 120 MPH and with substances in his system. However the driver still walks free, enjoying his life while 2 other families still try to understand and mourn their loss’s. I won’t go into the absolutely horrific way they lost their sons just know you wouldn’t wish it on your worst enemy.  Normally any DUI with fatalities would have had some sort of action by now but for the wreck less driver who claimed these young individuals lives nothing has happened.  No charge, no ticket, no arrest… absolutely nothing.   Help all of us understand why. Justice for Javion and Trev.  Why is it ok to drink and recklessly drive minor or not? Why is this guy getting a free pass? 

I am adding the report from the Sheriffs Office for more insight. 

Sheriff Brian Hawthorne reports that on the evening of Saturday, August 12th, 2023, an “attempt to locate a dangerous vehicle” was called in to the Chambers County Sheriff’s Office 911 dispatch center in reference to a vehicle driving erratically at a high rate of speed traveling from the beach on SH 124 through High Island, then westbound on FM 1985 from SH 124.

As deputies and troopers were being dispatched to attempt to locate the vehicle, the vehicle struck a large tractor pulling a farm implement driving westbound on FM 1985 near the East Bay Bayou.

Chambers County Sheriff’s Deputies and State Troopers arrived on scene to find that the vehicle was fully engulfed in fire. One occupant of the vehicle was as able to get out of the crashed vehicle and was helicopter air lifted from the scene for medical treatment. Two other occupants in the vehicle were found to be deceased. The driver of the tractor was transported from the scene by ambulance St. Elizabeth Hospital in Beaumont.

This is an active investigation being conducted by DPS State Trooper David Park.

“The Chambers County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank the DPS, Winnie-Stowell EMS and Fire Dept., along with the citizens that rendered aid and assisted at this tragic crash. Please say a special prayer to all families involved as we all struggle to understand this crash.” Said, Sheriff Hawthorne.