Driver Hospitalized in Alamo Parkway Hit-and-Run Crash [San Antonio, TX]

San Antonio, TX (May 26, 2023) – On Wednesday night, a person sustained injuries in an Alamo Parkway hit-and-run crash.

The traffic incident happened at 10:30 p.m. near the intersection with Jasmine Way not far from Culebra Road.

According to the investigating officers, a man in his 40s was driving when his vehicle was rear-ended by another vehicle. The other vehicle did not stop to render aid, instead, it sped off.

The responding medical team transported the victim by ambulance to University Hospital with minor injuries. 

Deputies do not have a description of the suspect’s vehicle. When located, the other driver may face a charge of failure to stop and render aid.

Never Flee From the Accident Scene

If you are involved in a car accident, the best thing for you to do is remain at the scene and check on others if needed. You leaving the scene of an accident and running away from it can result in serious consequences for you. As always, it is our responsibility to deal with the aftermath of an accident we got involved in.

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In Case of An Accident

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