SAN ANGELO— A horrible crash on Mother’s Day led one man who was tending a convenience store in Grape Creek to leap into action.
Around 3 a.m. on May 12, 2024, a four-wheeler and a truck crashed head-on at the intersection of US 87 and Grape Creek Rd. A convenience store worker saw the aftermath of the crash, locked the doors at his store, and ran to help the individuals who were involved. The man we talked with did not know if all lived as a few crash victims were eventually rushed to Shannon.
But before ambulances arrived, he helped perform life-saving measures on an individual who was badly injured.
The four-wheeler involved was destroyed as was the pickup. Three people were believed to be involved in the crash and injuries are unknown at this point.
San Angelo LIVE! has reached out to the Department of Public Safety for official word on the crash but have not heard back. We will update you as we learn more.
The Tom Green County Sheriff’s Office pubished a Nixle alert at around 3 a.m. warning of the crash at the intersection. Sheriff’s deputies, DPS, the Grape Creek Volunteer Fire Department, and San Angelo Police responded to the crash according to the man who tried to save the lives of those involved. He asked us to only identify him by his first name, Warren.
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