High-Speed Crash in San Antonio Leaves Four Dead, 18 Injured
A devastating collision on Interstate 35 in San Antonio has left four people dead and 18 others hospitalized after a high-speed crash involving a transport bus from North Texas on Thursday afternoon.
The incident occurred shortly after 2 p.m., when a white Camaro — reported stolen — was traveling at a high rate of speed and crashed into a small passenger bus that was towing a trailer. According to officials, four individuals from the Camaro fled the scene, with at least one reportedly armed.
The victims of the crash include a wide range of ages, from young children to elderly adults. The bus, operated by Transportes Guerra, was traveling from Fort Worth and heading toward Mexico at the time of the collision.
Transportes Guerra has urged families of passengers to contact their office directly for more information regarding their loved ones.
The four suspects involved in the crash remain at large, and law enforcement continues its efforts to locate them.
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