• February 07, 2017

Anthony Antonio Aguilar Killed in Nolan County, TX, Car Accident

Nolan County, TX -- February 5, 2017, Anthony Antonio Aguilar was killed after an accident where his vehicle crashed off of the highway.

38-year-old Aguilar was driving a Chevy Tahoe westbound on I-20 about six miles west of Roscoe. Texas DPS officials say that the SUV somehow lost control on the road and went into a slide. The vehicle careened off the side of the interstate, causing the vehicle to overturn repeatedly.

Aguilar was ejected from the vehicle during the crash. He suffered fatal injuries as a result, killing him at the scene. A female passenger from the vehicle had only minor injuries and was treated at the scene.

Authorities have not yet determined what particular factors contributed to the accident. Their investigations are ongoing.

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