• January 03, 2017

1 Killed in Lubbock, TX, Accident between Car and Stolen Mustang

Lubbock, TX -- December 28, 2016, a driver was killed due to an accident where his vehicle was hit head-on by a stolen Mustang on FM 2641.

Lubbock Police officials told news outlets that the fatal accident occurred at the intersection of FM 2641 and County Road 1700. Authorities indicate that a white Ford Mustang had been stolen from Pollard Ford at some point before the accident.

The driver of the stolen Ford reportedly ran the stop sign at the intersection, crossing paths with another car and causing the two vehicles to crash head-on.

As a result of the collision, the driver of the other car was pronounced dead at the scene. Police arrested the driver of the Mustang. He currently faces a charge of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. It's unclear if more charges are being considered.

Authorities say the crash remains under investigation.

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