He hit a pedestrian in Dallas, the pedestrian went thru the windshield and ended up in the front seat and the driver kept driving, thinking he had hit an animal.
A pedestrian who was hit by a car in Dallas Saturday night crashed through its windshield — ending up in the passenger seat — as the driver continued his journey until reaching a Jack in the Box parking lot in White Settlement. When police were called to the scene around 11 p.m. Saturday they found the victim in the passenger seat, according to the news release. Paramedics were called to the scene, but the victim was already dead, police said. The driver of the gray Kia Forte31-year-old Nester Lujuan Flores told officers he thought he’d hit an animal somewhere between Dallas and White Settlement, the news release states.
Investigators said it appears Flores actually arrived at the Jack in the Box in the 8700 block of the I-30 restaurant service road, about 8 miles west of downtown Fort Worth, sometime between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. according to the release. One officer quickly realized that there was an apparent dead body in the passenger seat of the vehicle. The officer got Flores out of the vehicle and detained him, according to the release. That’s when he told the officer he thought he’d hit an animal.
A pedestrian who was hit by a car in Dallas Saturday night crashed through its windshield — ending up in the passenger seat — as the driver continued his journey until reaching a Jack in the Box parking lot in White Settlement. When police were called to the scene around 11 p.m. Saturday they found the victim in the passenger seat, according to the news release. Paramedics were called to the scene, but the victim was already dead, police said. The driver of the gray Kia Forte31-year-old Nester Lujuan Flores told officers he thought he’d hit an animal somewhere between Dallas and White Settlement, the news release states.
Investigators said it appears Flores actually arrived at the Jack in the Box in the 8700 block of the I-30 restaurant service road, about 8 miles west of downtown Fort Worth, sometime between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. according to the release. One officer quickly realized that there was an apparent dead body in the passenger seat of the vehicle. The officer got Flores out of the vehicle and detained him, according to the release. That’s when he told the officer he thought he’d hit an animal.
