Texa's man who was killed by the bee crush while mowing his lawn

A man from Texas died after he was attacked by bees when he mowed the lawn.

The 66 -year -old Steve Daniels disturbed a beehive when he mowed through an abandoned building on April 27, according to CNN partner KTX.

The bees suddenly raved to him and followed him in his car when he tried to flee in the vehicle, which caused him to crash in the 700th Block of the North Lamar St. around 4:30 p.m., the police from Eastland County said in a press release on Facebook.

“When the officials approached, they found that the driver of the vehicle was swung by bees,” said the police. “The officials immediately evacuated the driver out of the area and put him in a police vehicle in a distance from the first attack to escape further bee stings.”

Daniels was placed in an ambulance in which he “no longer reacted and stopped breathing” when he was taken to the hospital, according to the police. He died in the Hospital Finding of Bee Sticks according to the release.

Cyd Daniels, the man's wife, told KTAT News that her husband took care of her property for her property without problems or run-ins with bees. “It just felt like they were telling me a story,” she said, to become aware of the tragedy by the police. “But he was gone,” she added.

According to Outlet, Daniels – who his wife was “attacked as” a funny, quiet guy who initially believed in security – of 22,000 bees in the attack.

The affected local chorae Cooper called in 911 after he drove Daniels into the front garden of her parents when he tried to escape the bees, Cleveland reported 19 news.

“I saw a truck right next to the neighborhood. Next you know, I'll look down and I hear a loud boom and he is in my parents' front yard,” she said to The Outlet. “… he was still trying to flee from his bees because he started driving away and made it onto the street [as] The police finally appeared. ”

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Cleveland 19 News Ring Camera Feature Founds shows Cooper, who calls 911 for help. Daniel's car can then be seen in the background that drives across the yard when he apparently lost control of the vehicle. A police car can be seen later on how it rushes to the scene.

The police from Eastland County said they called a local beekeeper to help them find the beehives, and the beekeeper had safely removed the beehive from the structure after the release.