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Thomas Bussell, 73-Year-Old Resident of Kosciusko County, Dies in Tragic ATV Accident on Ferguson Road

Kosciusko County, IN – In a heartbreaking incident, Thomas Bussell, a 73-year-old resident of Kosciusko County, lost his life in an ATV accident on Ferguson Road in Warsaw, Indiana.

The accident occurred when Bussell’s all-terrain vehicle was found partially submerged in a pond, prompting a swift response from local law enforcement on the 1300 block of Ferguson Road.

Emergency personnel arrived at the scene and found Bussell, who was partially submerged in water.

Despite immediate efforts to assist him, Bussell was pronounced dead at the scene by the Kosciusko County Coroner.

Preliminary investigations suggest that Bussell was driving around the pond when his ATV inexplicably veered off the path and into the water.

The exact reason for this deviation remains unclear, and authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the cause of the accident.

The community has been deeply affected by the news of Bussell’s passing.

Neighbors and friends have expressed their condolences, remembering him as a kind and well-respected individual who brought joy to those around him.

One community member shared, “He was always so friendly and warm; it’s hard to believe he’s gone.”

Local officials are reminding residents to exercise caution when operating ATVs, particularly near bodies of water, and to follow safety guidelines to prevent similar tragedies.

The investigation is ongoing, and police are collecting evidence and speaking with witnesses to gain further insights into the incident.

Authorities have encouraged anyone with additional information to come forward as they continue to seek answers.

This tragic accident serves as a somber reminder of the potential dangers associated with recreational activities like ATV riding, especially in challenging terrains.

As the community mourns the loss of Thomas Bussell, discussions about safety and awareness in outdoor activities are likely to become more prominent.

— Updated by Caleb Davis in Local News

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