Welcome to Randon Road, just south of
Fort Worth.
It's one of the most dangerous streets to
travel when it rains, but look
for yourself for the signs to tell you
that there are none.
The last big rain resulted in a wall of
water that just stopped unsuspecting
cars that caused Benny McCloud his
life.
This is where the car was found just
slightly off the road and got about
halfway up with water.
Authorities theorize that he just tried
to escape his vehicle, try to get away
from the deep water.
In the process, though, apparently he got
tangled up into it in a force so strong
that his body was found almost 200
yards off the road.
Joe Rutherford also drove down this road
on the same rainy morning on his way to
work in Fort Worth.
This is what's left of his truck.
It's total.
He had no idea a wall of water waited for
him just around the curb when
the water was already over the road.
The first time this year, something
that should have been done.
But nobody nobody made a step.
Nobody made a move.
This time, a gentleman's lap was taken
because of look
around and you can still see what's left
of the remains of 10 days ago.
Barbed wire can be found most everywhere.
Bushes have been smashed
and even the mud caked carcasses of five
baby pigs are just lying on the roadside.
The brush here covers up a fence that
seems to be covered up almost every time
it rains with the debris from the entire
area.
The people in this area just want to know
why there are no signs put up or
any kind of barricades to protect the
unsuspecting motorists.
Already, several cars have been lost
and at least one life.
I'm Dan Medina The Texas News and
south east Tarrant County.