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The day the charges were dropped, Yenne said she did not receive evidence, including a video-recorded interview with Haas, from Sgt. Paul Adkins, who concluded Oliff was standing in the roadway when Haas approached him.

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Former trooper Robert Dornak, who did the investigation, determined Haas tried to pass someone on the left and hit Oliff as he stood in the safety zone.

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If Oliff was in the lane of traffic, there was no crime.

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Jones was the supervising DPS officer in the early morning hours of Dec. 5, 2005, when Oliff was hit by a truck in front of the Innovene plant along FM 2004.

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If Oliff was in a so-called "safety zone," a painted area in the middle of the highway where drivers cannot drive, then Haas could be prosecuted for criminally negligent homicide and spend up to two years in prison if convicted.

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Adkins determined Oliff jumped to a safety zone and that Haas swerved to the safety zone to avoid him, causing the collision.

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In response to a previous open records request, The Facts received a forensic map of the accident constructed by Adkins, but it does not note where Oliff was standing when Haas came up on him or when Oliff was hit.

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Oliff was setting road flares ahead of a plant shift change that morning when James Donald Haas, 63, of New Waverly hit Oliff with his truck.

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