BESSEMER, Ala. – An unfortunate accident early Sunday morning resulted in the deaths of 50-year-old Charles Devon Lockett and 35-year-old Denterrius Deon Hill, both of whom lived in Bessemer. This fatal incident took place around 5 a.m. in the 2500 block of Carolina Terrace, as reported by the Jefferson County Coroner’s Office.
According to authorities, Lockett was operating the vehicle when it veered off the road, colliding with a utility pole and subsequently crashing into a tree with significant impact. Upon their arrival, first responders discovered both men were unresponsive. Despite swift attempts to provide assistance, both were declared deceased at the scene due to the extent of their injuries.
The Bessemer Police Department is conducting an inquiry to ascertain the factors that led to this tragic collision. While it is not yet known if weather, speed, or mechanical failures contributed to the accident, investigators are diligently reconstructing the sequence of events that occurred prior to the crash.
Family and friends have characterized Charles and Denterrius as compassionate, industrious, and vibrant individuals. Their abrupt departure has created a profound sense of loss within the community of Bessemer. Loved ones have recounted fond memories of their joyful spirits, their kindness, and how they were always supportive of others.
As the investigation is underway, the community grieves the loss of two lives that were cut short too soon. Heartfelt thoughts and prayers are extended to the families of Charles Devon Lockett and Denterrius Deon Hill during this incredibly difficult time.
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