Texas

Two Killed in Accident at FM 1090 in Port Lavaca, TX

Date of Accident
May 26, 2024
Victim's Name(s)
Type of Accident
Car Accident
Alcohol/Drugs Suspected
No

Where it Happened

FM1090, Port Lavaca, TX, USA

What Happened

Authorities are investigating a crash that killed two men at FM 1090 in Port Lavaca, TX on May 26th, 2024. Police say the incident happened around 2 a.m. According to investigators, a Dodge Charger allegedly traveling at a high rate of speed is alleged to have lost control and overturned multiple times, striking multiple trees. Reports say two men involved, who were not publicly identified, were fatally injured. A third individual was hospitalized with suspected non-life-threatening injuries. Additional information was not available.

Could this accident have been caused by an auto defect?

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Additional Information

Investigating Officer or Authority
Port Lavaca Police
Vehicles Involved
Dodge Charger
Road/Highway
FM 1090
Injuries Sustained

Fatal injuries

Apparent/Alleged Cause of Accident

Dodge Charger lost control and overturned

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