A baby was the one survivor of a lethal crash that concerned extreme velocity in Texas final week.
In keeping with the Amarillo Police Division, a 17-year-old driver of a Lexus was touring over 100 mph simply earlier than a crash on Jan. 11 in Amarillo.
Round 12:54 p.m., Amarillo Police Division responded to a serious head-on collision involving two sedans.
A white Lexus, pushed by a 17-year-old feminine, misplaced management, entered oncoming visitors and collided with a Chevrolet Impala touring in the wrong way, police mentioned.
The Impala was pushed by Joseph Hernandez, 37, and his brother, Moses Hernandez, 38, because the entrance passenger.
The 17-year-old driver, recognized as Victoria Vasquez by varied media retailers and on social media, was ejected from the Lexus and was pronounced useless on the scene.
The 2 adults within the Impala additionally died from their accidents, authorities confirmed, however a 3rd passenger – a toddler who was correctly restrained in a toddler automobile seat – survived the collision.
All passengers within the Impala had been sporting their seatbelts, police mentioned.
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Amarillo Police offers an replace on the lone survivor
Amarillo Police Division informed USA TODAY on Friday the kid concerned within the crash suffered minor accidents.
The kid, whose age was not offered, was taken to the hospital for remedy and is recovering from their accidents.
There is not any phrase on how lengthy the kid remained within the hospital.
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