Two people were killed in a multi-vehicle wrong-way crash on Highway 249 in Grimes County, Texas, on Saturday morning, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS). The incident involved three vehicles, with one of them traveling westbound before veering into the eastbound lanes for an unknown reason and striking another vehicle.
The investigation has revealed that a Ford SUV was driven by Wenser Carrero, 31, from Pasco, Washington, while a Toyota SUV was being driven by Hugo Valderrama-Quintero, from Spring, Texas.
Details on the number of passengers injured in the incident are not available. Sgt. Justin Ruiz stated that the drivers of both SUVs were pronounced dead at the scene, and one passenger of the Toyota SUV was taken to the hospital for treatment while others drove themselves home.
The exact reason behind Carrero's decision to drive westbound in the eastbound lanes is still unknown as the investigation continues. The highway was completely closed after the incident and reopened by 9 a.m.
The investigation has revealed that a Ford SUV was driven by Wenser Carrero, 31, from Pasco, Washington, while a Toyota SUV was being driven by Hugo Valderrama-Quintero, from Spring, Texas.
Details on the number of passengers injured in the incident are not available. Sgt. Justin Ruiz stated that the drivers of both SUVs were pronounced dead at the scene, and one passenger of the Toyota SUV was taken to the hospital for treatment while others drove themselves home.
The exact reason behind Carrero's decision to drive westbound in the eastbound lanes is still unknown as the investigation continues. The highway was completely closed after the incident and reopened by 9 a.m.