Kingman man dies after UTV rolls down Hualapai Mountain ravine

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 01:03 · Archive

A 75-year-old Kingman man died after his UTV rolled about 200 feet down a ravine at Hualapai Mountain Park.

A 75-year-old Kingman man has died after his UTV went off a trail at Hualapai Mountain Park and rolled approximately 200 feet down a mountainside. The incident occurred on Friday 23 October when a group of UTVs was riding along a narrow, rocky trail from Soap Canyon toward the park. One vehicle left the trail and rolled into a ravine.

Deputies from the Mohave County Sheriff's Office and Mohave Park rangers responded to reports of the crash. Search and rescue crews used technical rope systems to reach the UTV due to the steep, rugged terrain. The driver, identified as John Emory Shultz, was found dead further down the ravine.

Shultz's body was recovered from the scene and taken to the Mohave County Medical Examiner's Office, which will determine the cause of death.

How it is being reported

• Kingman man dies after UTV crash at Hualapai Mountain ParkWhat began as a group ride in the Hualapai Mountains turned deadly when a UTV fell roughly 200 feet into a ravine, authorities say.KOLD · 27 Oct, 21:47
• Kingman man dies after UTV crash at Hualapai Mountain ParkA group of UTVs was riding along a narrow, rocky trail from Soap Canyon toward Hualapai Mountain Park when one left the trail and rolled into a ravine, the county sheriff’s office said.Azfamily · 27 Oct, 21:47

In this story: John Emory Shultz · Kingman · Hualapai Mountain Park · Mohave County Sheriff's Office

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