A 56-year-old Baytown man died tragically in a one-vehicle accident Saturday afternoon, June 28.
According to Sgt. Rob Willoughby, supervisor for the Liberty County office for the Texas Department of Public Safety, around 3:30 p.m., Jason Bryan Chesser was driving in a 2014 Nissan Rogue in the southbound lane of SH 146, north of Moss Hill.
“For unknown reasons, he left the roadway and struck a large tree. It appears he never even braked, so we suspect it might have been a medical emergency,” Willoughby said.
After striking the tree, the vehicle began to spin and rolled, coming to rest on the roof in the eastside ditch. Chesser was partially ejected, which resulted in his death.
Pct. 3 Justice of the Peace Cody Parrish conducted an inquest at the scene and ordered an autopsy. The body was transported from the scene by Neal Funeral Home.
The accident was investigated by Trooper Corey Prantil, who was assisted by Troopers Brittany Sherman, Natalie Aguirre, and Sgt. Willoughby.
So sad to learn of this accident . The man was my eldest nephew.
He was like a dad to me rip
How very sad. May this fine man rest in peace.
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You put his name in the article when stated it was being withheld until notification.
His family had been notified when I put his name in.
I am his brother. His name is “James Bryan Chesser” – Not Jason.
I am his brother. His name is “James Bryan Chesser” – not Jason.
His name is, JAMES Bryan Chesser . NOT Jason.
Sorry to hear about Bryan, Michael. Myself, James and my brother Brian always loved that dude. In shock.
Not a day goes by that I don’t miss my dad. We all love you and hope to reunite with you some day.