• November 14, 2022

Eduardo Daniel Miranda, Carlos Miranda Killed in Alleged DWI Accident in Harris County, TX

UPDATE (November 28, 2022): Reports indicated that a second person was killed due to the crash. Eduardo Miranda and Carlos Miranda were in a vehicle which somehow became disabled along the Beltway. One was outside the vehicle when police say that Pedro Garcia hit the car and the person outside of it. Both Eduardo and Carlos Miranda ultimately succumbed to their injuries. Police say Garcia currently faces one charge for intoxication manslaughter. Right now, additional details remain under investigation.

Harris County, TX -- November 13, 2022, Eduardo Daniel Miranda was killed after an accident which allegedly involved an intoxicated driver.

Officials gave few details concerning the fatal accident. They said only that Eduardo Daniel Miranda suffered fatal injuries due to a motor vehicle accident. Police say charges for intoxication manslaughter are pending for the driver allegedly responsible for the accident, identified by officials as Pedro V. Garcia. No further information is available at this time.

Commentary on Eduardo Miranda, Carlos Miranda Alleged DWI Accident in Harris County

It's not unusual for there to be few details available about such a serious crash, but even just the allegation of intoxicated driving can make things incredibly complex. That's partially due to the possibility there's an accomplice to all of this that has yet to be held accountable for their role in a man's death: a local bar.

Eduardo Miranda, Carlos Miranda Killed in Alleged DWI Accident in Harris County, TX

Texas has what's called dram shop law, which basically says that an alcohol provider who over-serves an obviously intoxicated person can be liable for damages resulting from that intoxication. If investigations show alcohol was a factor here, and the driver was coming from a local establishment, the victim's loved ones deserve to see that business answer for any actions they took which contributed to the death of their loved one.

Folks in Harris County, especially, should be able to appreciate the importance of taking steps to fight against the scourge of drunk driving. It's not clear if this crash presents that opportunity, but getting a family the help they need and making our communities safer are more than good enough reasons to keep looking into what all led up to this crash.

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