PFLUGERVILLE, TX — A three vehicle accident sent two children to the hospital after a serious accident that happened in Pflugerville, Texas on Thursday, May 29th, 2014, according to a report from KXAN.
Investigators say that they believe a 1 and 3-year-old children were hurt when a black minivan collided with two vehicles after running a red light while driving on Highway 130.
Scene of the Accident
Both children were taken by EMS personnel to a nearby hospital where they were treated for their injuries. The 3-year-old is said to have suffered potentially life-threatening injuries.
The Texas Department of Transportation is handling the crash investigation.
Commentary:
This accident is more than likely going to be the fault of whichever vehicle ran the red-light, as the news report indicates. But what if the news report is wrong? The majority of these news articles are written based on brief police report releases, which more often than not are discredited later on down the road. Why? Because these news reports are written by police officers who are directing traffic and tending to victims at the same time. Needless to say, many important details can be overlooked in the chaos after a crash.
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