• February 28, 2023

Gabriel De Leon Killed in Hit-and-run Accident on South General McMullen in San Antonio, TX

UPDATE (March 2, 2023): Investigators said that the man killed in the accident was 58-year-old Gabriel De Leon. Additional details about the driver involved remain unavailable.

San Antonio, TX -- February 27, 2023, one person was killed after an accident where a vehicle struck him, then left the scene.

Investigators say that the incident happened at around 10:00 p.m. along South General McMullen near the intersection of Castroville Road and Highway 90. Details are still under investigation at this time. Authorities say a man in his 40s was hit by a vehicle that then left the scene. Another vehicle hit the man again, then did stop and call for emergency services. Police continue to search for the runaway driver.

Gabriel De Leon Killed in Hit-and-run Accident in San Antonio, TX

The communities that see these kinds of accidents rightfully call for the driver to be held accountable, but that's why it's important their concerns don't let up. The best chance of finding a driver involved in an incident like this is when the details stay in the public eye as much as possible until someone is able to connect the dots. I maintain hope the people of San Antonio and SAPD will find closure for the victim's loved ones in due time.

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