San Antonio, TX — There were reports of a serious accident this past Sunday night (July 18, 2015) that left two women with injuries. Their names weren’t released, but the police said that both women were transported to a nearby hospital to have their injuries treated.
The accident I’m talking about took place near the intersection of Guadalupe Street and South Brazos Street at about 10:00 p.m. on Sunday night.
A white SUV somehow collided with a tan 2-door coupe at the intersection, leaving both vehicles with serious front-end damage.
The women were believed to have been in the tan car and paramedics had to cut one of the doors off to get the women to safety. The driver of the white SUV, a man, was checked for DWI afterwards by the police, but it’s not clear if anything every came from that. So far, it doesn’t look like any charges have been filed.
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Map of the Accident
View from the Road
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