• January 25, 2022

Raymond King Injured in 18-wheeler Accident in Dallas, TX

Dallas, TX -- December 26, 2021, Raymond King was injured after an accident where an 18-wheeler hit King's car, then left the scene.

Authorities reported that the crash took place at around 1:40 p.m. along I-35E near Ewing Avenue.

Officials said that 38-year-old Raymond King was in a Chevy Impala traveling southbound on the interstate. An 18-wheeler reportedly went into King's lane, hitting King's vehicle, then leaving the scene of the crash.

King sustained reportedly non-incapacitating injuries. It's unclear if police were able to identify the truck driver involved.

Commentary on Raymond King 18-wheeler Accident in Dallas

Raymond King 18-wheeler Accident Dallas, TX

It's always infuriating to see someone leave the scene of a crash when there could be someone in serious need of help. There can still be steps to help find the truck driver, and simply keeping these reports in the public eye is a useful step forward. I had a case a while back that was cold for months before someone recognized details in reports we circulated and came forward with information that led to the driver's identity. Similar steps could prove useful here as well and give those involved here the opportunity they deserve to get some much needed help.

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