• December 02, 2022

Ismael Alvarez Injured in Possible DWI Accident in Dallas, TX

Dallas, TX -- November 3, 2022, Ismael Alvarez was injured after an accident where a possibly intoxicated driver crashed with his vehicle.

Investigators were called out to the area of Woodall Rodgers and Beckley Avenue at around 2:00 a.m.

It appears that 25-year-old Ismael Alberto Alvarez was in a Nissan car traveling northbound on Beckley. At Woodall Rodgers/SPUR 366 and Singleton Boulevard, police say that an eastbound pickup went through the light and hit Alvarez's vehicle.

Due to the collision, Alvarez sustained incapacitating injuries. The other driver's condition was unclear. Authorities believe that driver may have been intoxicated, but this has not been confirmed.

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Ismael Alvarez Injured in Possible DWI Accident in Dallas, TX

People tend to think intoxicated drivers would make things a lot simpler, but the opposite is usually true. While it can make it more clear who caused the wreck, many drunk driving wrecks end up falling under what's called dram shop law. Essentially, if a bar over-served the at-fault driver, that establishment can be liable for the victim's injuries since they broke the law and contributed to the crash. Is that something being looked into here?

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