• August 15, 2023

Nathan Andrew Coffey Killed in Car Accident in Cedar Park, TX

Cedar Park, TX — August 4, 2023, Nathan Andrew Coffey sustained fatal injuries following a car accident late Friday along Brushy Creek Road.

Preliminary details released by the Cedar Park Police Department say that the crash happened Friday night in the area of the brushy Creek Road and Gupton Way intersection.

Nathan Andrew Coffey Killed in Car Accident in Cedar Park, TX

According to officials, 53-year-old Nathan Andrew Coffey was on a motorcycle that was traveling along the roadway when, for reasons which have not yet been confirmed, it crashed with a pickup. Authorities have not said who had the right-of-way or whether or not anyone involved is facing charges or citations.

After the crash, Coffey was taken to a hospital with critical injuries. It appears he succumbed to those injuries on Wednesday, August 9. No other injuries were reported following the wreck. Investigations are ongoing at this time.

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