• June 17, 2022

Dylan Taylor, Raven Marshall Injured in Alleged Hit-and-run Accident in Harris County, TX

Harris County, TX -- June 11, 2022, Dylan Taylor and Raven Marshall were injured due to an accident involving an alleged hit-and-run driver.

Investigators did not release specific information surrounding the accident. They said only that Dylan Taylor and Raven Marshall both sustained injuries in an accident. A driver involved in that accident, identified by officials as Mardin Amaya, allegedly left the scene. Authorities also say they believe Amaya was intoxicated at the time. Sources show that Amaya faces charges for failure to stop and render aid as well as driving while intoxicated. No further information is available at this time.

Commentary on Dylan Taylor, Raven Marshall Car Accident in Harris County

While the reports here are rather sparse, any crash allegedly involving an intoxicated driver can present unique circumstances.

Dylan Taylor, Raven Marshall Injured in Alleged Hit-and-run Accident in Harris County, TX

For example, if evidence shows that alcohol led to an accident, then where did that alcohol come from? Texas dram shop law says that an alcohol provider, such as a bar, who over-serves an obviously intoxicated person can be liable for damages resulting from that intoxication. So not only could there be a driver who needs to face consequences, there could be a local business responsible for the victims' injuries that also needs to answer for their actions.

Maybe nothing like that happened here, but I have yet to see any indication that authorities are being thorough enough to look into these possibilities.

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