Houston, TX — Several injuries were reported in a three-vehicle accident that occurred on FM 1485 on Friday, October 16th, just after 5:45 a.m. in Houston, Texas.
According to police, they received reports of a car swerving on the highway just before the crash occurred, though they haven’t yet confirmed this information. They are still investigating the cause of the accident, which happened on FM 1485, just south of Highway 242.
The names of those injured have not yet been released, but several people were confirmed to have been transported to the hospital, and LifeFlight arrived at the scene of the accident. More information will be available at a later date.
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