• February 07, 2023

Jaime Ferretiz Killed in Hit-and-run Accident in Harris County, TX

Harris County, TX -- January 22, 2023, Jaime Ferretiz was killed due to an accident where a vehicle hit him, then fled the scene.

Authorities said that the incident occurred near the intersection of Gulf Bank Road and Gina Lane at around 7:00 p.m.

Jaime Ferretiz Killed in Hit-and-run Accident in Harris County, TX

50-year-olkd Jaime Ferretiz was on Gulf Bank, but authorities did not specify where exactly he was nor what he was doing at the time of the collision. A vehicle struck Ferretiz, then left the scene. Ferretiz succumbed to fatal injuries. Police say only that the suspect vehicle is believed to be a pickup.

As helpful as it would be to have more information about the suspect vehicle, in just knowing the location and time of the crash can be a huge help. These situations usually reach a conclusion because someone in the community is able to connect the dots and identify someone or perhaps come forward with video. I remain hopeful the same will happen here, as well. That way, this man's loved ones can get the answers they deserve.

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