On Tuesday, February 10th, at approximately 125pm, the Cleveland Police and Fire Departments responded to a single vehicle accident on the US Hwy 59 Southbound main lanes. Upon arrival, the vehicle was found to be occupied by only the driver, who was later identified as 19-year-old Robyn Landauer from the Woodlands area. Emergency personnel performed life-saving measures on Ms. Landauer, and she was then taken to HCA Kingwood Hospital, where she later died from the injuries sustained in the accident.
The ultimate cause of the accident is currently under investigation by the Cleveland Police Department and anyone that may have witnessed this accident and/ or may have any video of it are encouraged to contact Sgt David Edwards at the Cleveland Police Department’s main number, 281- 592- 2622.
ORIGINAL STORY
On Tuesday, February 10th, 2026, at 1:25 p.m., the Cleveland Police Department dispatch received an Emergency-911 call in reference to a one-vehicle accident in the 1002 block of U.S. Hwy. 59/ I-69..
According to Cleveland Police Officers who arrived on scene, they learned that a 2008 Honda Civic, blue in color, was traveling southbound on U.S. Hwy. 59/ I-69 when it suddenly veered into the center concrete divider. After striking the divider, the vehicle steered back into the main lanes of travel and appeared “out of control” and started to roll over, flipping several times before coming to rest on its roof.
Officers were able to remove the female driver from the inside of the vehicle after observing her having difficulty breathing on her own. The driver appeared to have a severe head injury, and CPR was performed by officers until Allegiance EMS arrived. EMS began medical procedures at the scene and immediately loaded and transported the injured driver to HCA Kingwood Houston Healthcare- Kingwood emergency room. Officers later learned the female driver succumbed to her injuries from the tragic one-vehicle accident.
All Hwy. 59 southbound traffic was diverted onto the southbound feeder road at the Texas 105 west Conroe exit for several hours. The accident is being investigated by Cleveland Police Department officers: T. Brown, W. Bullard, and Sgt. Edwards.
A second motor vehicle crash occurred while officers were investigating the initial accident. A female driver operating a 2022 Chevrolet Blazer slammed into a parked Cleveland Fire Department truck that was assisting with traffic control. Although two firemen were sitting inside the fire truck, no one was hurt. Texas Department of Public Safety Troopers are investigating the second accident.
Cleveland Police Department will update after conducting a further investigation. Anyone who may have witnessed any one of the motor vehicle accidents is asked to contact the Cleveland Police Department.
at phone # (281) 592-2622.
