Victim Identified in Fatal Knickerbocker Road Crash

 

The San Angelo Police Department released the name of the victim who was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Knickerbocker Road at Brentwood Street Monday night.

According to police, at 10 p.m., Police were dispatched to the 5200 block of Knickerbocker for a motor vehicle crash.  It was reported that a vehicle had crashed into the traffic signal pole at the intersection of Bentwood and Knickerbocker.

Police arrived and found the driver of the vehicle, a silver 1998 Chevrolet pickup, unresponsive.  The driver was transported by San Angelo Fire Department medics to Shannon Medical Center for incapacitating injuries.  At the hospital, the driver was identified as 24-year-old Zachary Thomas Malloy  Malloy succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased at the hospital.

Traffic Investigator Steven Quade responded to the scene to investigate the crash.  Through the investigation it was learned that Malloy was southbound on Knickerbocker.  A witness driving behind Malloy observed Malloy’s vehicle hydroplane and crash into the traffic signal pole.

Malloy was the only occupant of the vehicle, and there were no other vehicles involved in the crash.

The weather was listed as a contributing factor on the crash report.  The crash is still under investigation.

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I can't even grasp the amount of grief that his family must be suffering. Any loss of life of this nature is just tragic. That being said, his last facebook post as of yesterday evening was an open invitation to friends to drink with him at a bar downtown, accompanied with a picture of him drinking. Who'd have thought that in a few hours he would pass away?

Do you think if he hadn't have been consuming alcohol this tragedy would not have occurred? I can't say. For all I know he could have been drinking non alcoholic beer and been there solely for the social experience, but I tell you one thing, just the very implication that drinking could have played a factor in this fatal accident has put quite the fright in me, as I'm definitely one to enjoy a drink or two during my free time. I think I'm going to rethink my habits...

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