• November 28, 2022

Jose Julio Perdomo Alvarado Injured in Single-Vehicle Accident in San Antonio, TX

San Antonio, TX -- October 30, 2022, Jose Alvarado was injured due to an accident where the vehicle he was in crashed.

Investigators said that the crash took place at around 2:45 a.m. along US Highway 281 at the intersection of Nakoma.

It appears that 43-year-old Jose Alvarado was a passenger in a Dodge Charger traveling northbound along the access road. At Nakoma, the Charger drifted off-road where it crashed.

Alvarado sustained injuries said to be incapacitating. Police allege that the driver of the vehicle was intoxicated. That and other details are still under investigation at this time.

Commentary on Jose Alvarado Single-Vehicle Accident in San Antonio

It's obviously concerning when police believe alcohol is a factor in a crash. I wouldn't jump to conclusions without seeing clear evidence, but I discuss details like these because there could be important issues authorities are overlooking. Holding a drunk driver accountable is one thing, but getting the victims the help they need is another. That's why it's crucial they know about dram shop law.

Jose Alvarado Injured in Single-Vehicle Accident in San Antonio, TX

Essentially, dram shop law says that an alcohol provider who over-serves an obviously intoxicated person can be liable for damages resulting from that intoxication. Bars, restaurants, liquor stores--these businesses have rules to follow. If they break those rules and people get hurt, they need to be held accountable. Dram shop can do this while also giving victims some much needed help.

So while it's unclear what all happened here, folks should keep these possibilities in mind so they know the right people are looking into getting them the help they deserve.

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