Watch: Two-Vehicle Crash Sends One Driver to Hospital

 


SAN ANGELO, TX – At approximately 11:55 a.m. SAPD responded to a two-vehicle accident at the busy intersection of Sunset and Southwest.

According to Officer Younts, the black expedition was traveling south on southwest when it disregarded the red light. The silver passenger car was traveling east on Sunset when it was impacted by the Expedition.

Watch: Two-Vehicle Crash Sends One Driver to Hospital

Witnesses at the scene confirmed to police that the silver vehicle had a green light at the time of the crash. The driver of the silver vehicle was transported to the hospital with unknown injuries.

The driver of the Expedition was issued a citation for disregarding the red light.
 

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I drove through the intersection immediately after the accident occurred before any emergency services arrived. There were some people not Police or EMS attempting a rescue at the drivers door of the silver car. The SUV was unattended setting where the photos shows it up on the curb and crashed. Puzzling to me is why people drive their vehicle like it is a rocket no slowing down, no veering over and no courtesy. It is like some drivers want to have an accident perhaps for a n insurance payout. Those uncourtous drivers apparently are unaware that a 20 MPH crash can end their life. It is past time for drivers to get out of their me first attitude. Having the right of way does not mean it's safe to drive like an idiot.

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