Wrong-way crash in Northeast San Antonio leads to arrest of suspected drunk driver

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A suspected drunk driver in San Antonio has been arrested following a fatal wrong-way crash, resulting in one man’s death.

The driver suspected of being intoxicated at the time of the crash was taken into custody by police officers at the scene. According to initial findings, the driver faces charges of intoxication manslaughter. Officials confirmed that the driver was operating the vehicle in a manner that endangered others on the road. Authorities did not release further details about the driver’s identity.

Emergency services arrived promptly at the crash site to assess the situation. They provided immediate medical assistance to those involved. The severity of the impact necessitated a coordinated response from various emergency units in the area. The deceased victim was pronounced dead at the scene by medical personnel. The incident disrupted traffic flow on the Northeast Side as authorities conducted their investigation and ensured the scene was secure.

Witnesses described the crash as a severe collision, with debris scattered across the roadway. Officers interviewed witnesses to gather additional information about the events leading up to the crash. Authorities urged anyone with further information to come forward to assist in their investigation.

Officials highlighted the dangers of driving under the influence and its potential to cause fatal accidents. They reiterated the importance of responsible driving and adherence to traffic laws to prevent such tragedies. The San Antonio Police Department emphasized its commitment to enforcing DUI laws and maintaining road safety in the city.

The department plans to review surveillance footage from nearby cameras to gain more insight into the incident. They aim to reconstruct the sequence of events leading up to the crash to understand better the factors contributing to it. The investigation remains ongoing as officials work to compile all necessary evidence.

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