• December 06, 2022

Christopher Ortiz Killed in Car Accident in Ward County, TX

Ward County, TX -- December 2, 2022, Christopher Ortiz was killed following an accident where his vehicle overturned off-road.

Christopher Ortiz Killed in Car Accident in Ward County, TX

Initial details given by authorities said that the crash happened at around 10:15 p.m. along I-20. Somehow, the vehicle driven by 19-year-old Christopher Ortiz, of Pecos, lost control. This led tot he vehicle going onto the median and overturning, ejecting Ortiz. Due to this, Ortiz sustained fatal injuries. No other details are available at this time.

Commentary on Christopher Ortiz Car Accident in Ward County

When it comes to single-vehicle wrecks, a big problem I have is with people just jumping to conclusions. They tend to assume the driver must have done something wrong. That's especially true with teenagers. While things like speeding and texting and driving are common, proper investigations will consider even unlikely circumstances such as mechanical defects, tire blowouts, road hazards, and even other drivers that fled the scene. Are those things being looked into here? Instead of trying to blame the victim, shouldn't we be focusing on getting the victim's loved ones the answer and they help they deserve?

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