ANTHONY, TX — Leroy Gonzalez was hurt in a single-vehicle accident that happened in Anthony, Texas on Thursday, October 9th, 2014. The article from the El Paso Times said the accident happened around 10:00 Thursday night.
25-year-old Leroy Gonzalez was hurt when the Cadillac SUV he was driving cashed on Interstate 10. Police said that the Cadillac crashed and rolled on Interstate 10.
Gonzalez was the only person in the vehicle at the time of the accident, and no other injuries were reported.
Police believe alcohol may have been a factor.
The El Paso Police is investigating the accident.
Scene of the Accident
Commentary:
People know that when a drunk driving accident happens, that a crime has been committed. But most people do not know that if the driver came from a bar where they became intoxicated, that more than one crime has been committed. If the bartenders or servers that were tending to the driver in this accident failed to recognize he was becoming intoxicated, or noticed and declined to cut him off anyways, the bar can be punished right along side the drunk driver. I’ll never advocate a drunk driver go unpunished, but we need to punish all parties involved.
–Grossman Law Offices
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