Fatal Crash Involving Two Pickup Trucks Reported in Sampson County
A crash involving two pickup trucks on US 13 in Sampson County resulted in one fatality and one serious injury.

Raleigh Durham, NC, September 16, 2026 — A traffic incident occurred on US 13 in Sampson County, involving two pickup trucks. The crash led to one fatality and one individual sustaining serious injuries.
Authorities responded to the scene of the collision, which involved two pickup trucks. The exact circumstances and cause of the crash have not been detailed in the initial reports. The incident resulted in tragic consequences, with one person confirmed deceased at the scene.
Additionally, another individual involved in the crash sustained serious injuries. Information regarding the medical condition or the specific injuries of the seriously injured party was not immediately available. The individual was reportedly transported for medical attention.
The location of the crash was specified as US 13 in Sampson County. This stretch of highway is a key thoroughfare in the region. No further details were provided regarding the specific section of US 13 where the incident took place.
The identities of the individuals involved in the crash, including the deceased and the injured party, have not been released. Information regarding the timeline of the crash, such as the date and approximate time it occurred, was also not specified. Updates on the investigation and any potential details concerning traffic impact or road closures were not provided.
As of the latest reports, the specific details surrounding the sequence of events that led to the collision remain under investigation. The driver names, vehicle specifics beyond them being pickup trucks, and any contributing factors such as weather or road conditions were not disclosed in the available information. The Sampson County Sheriff’s Office or the North Carolina State Highway Patrol may be investigating the incident, but confirmation of the investigating agency was not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Matthew Sockol on www.cbs17.com, see more information here.
