Terrell, Texas — There was an accident along Airport Road in south Terrell this past Thursday between two cars, which left one person moderately injured and one person critically injured. Police said that this happened at about 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 21, 2015.
Not many details about what happened were provided, but it appears that a red sedan (possibly a Ford Taurus) was hit head-on by another car along Airport Road that afternoon.
At least one person was taken via ambulance to a hospital while the other person had to be flown via helicopter due to the severity of their injuries.
It’s not clear who was at fault or how the accident took place, but the Terrell PD claims they are going to investigate further. No charges were filed as of Friday.
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Map of the Accident
View from the Road
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