• February 27, 2023

Jennifer Gonzalez Killed in Car Accident in Brazoria County, TX

Brazoria County, TX -- February 26, 2023, Jennifer Elena Gonzalez was killed following an accident which allegedly involved intoxication.

Investigators said that the incident happened at around 4:30 a.m. along Highway 288 near FM 1462. It appears that 19-year-old Jennifer Gonzalez was a passenger in a Chevy pickup going southbound along the highway. That pickup somehow crashed into the back of a GMC that was parked along the shoulder.

Jennifer Gonzalez Killed in Car Accident in Brazoria County, TX

Due to the collision, Gonzalez sustained injuries which proved fatal. The driver of the Chevy had non-life-threatening injuries. Police allege that driver was intoxicated at the time and will face a charge for intoxication assault. Additional details are unavailable at this time.

Any fatal accident is going to be heart-wrenching to read about, but seeing allegations of intoxication only makes it more senseless. I can't say any more than anyone else in the public if those allegations are true, but it's tragically common with early-morning wrecks. Whether or not it happened here, authorities should take every possible measure to get answers for this girl's family and to ensure anyone responsible for such a terrible event face the appropriate consequences.

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