• December 20, 2022

Tyrone Porter Killed, 2 Injured in Car Accident on Bissonnet Street in Houston, TX

UPDATE (February 7, 2023): Further details from officials identified the man killed in the accident as 53-year-old Tyrone Porter. Additional details about the crash are still under investigation. My hope is that authorities know more behind the scenes than they've released to the public. If not, that means the victims and families involved may not be getting the full story, either. It would surprise people to learn how often I had police reports come across my desk which were supposedly "complete" yet missed all kinds of important details. There are some skilled investigators down in Houston, though, so I just hope they were the ones handling the details of this accident.

Houston, TX -- December 11, 2022, one person was killed and two were injured due to an accident where their cars crashed on Bissonnet.

Investigators said that the incident happened at around 5:00 p.m. along Bissonnet Street at Brae Acres Road.

Tyrone Porter Killed, 2 Injured in Car Accident in Houston, TX

Officials said that a 53-year-old man was in a Hyundai Sonata turning from Bissonnet onto north Brae Acres. While doing so, a westbound Toyota Scion crashed into the Sonata.

The crash resulted in fatal injuries for the Hyundai driver. The teen driver of the Toyota and a passenger from that vehicle were taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries. Right now, factors surrounding the crash are unavailable.

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