Friday, May 3, 2024
SERIOUS INJURIES: Three people were transported for medical treatment — including two who had been in this Honda Accord, who were in serious condition — after a two-vehicle crash late Wednesday morning (Dec. 29) on South Morgan Street in Granbury, according to Granbury Police Department Deputy Chief Cliff Andrews.
SERIOUS INJURIES: Three people were transported for medical treatment — including two who had been in this Honda Accord, who were in serious condition — after a two-vehicle crash late Wednesday morning (Dec. 29) on South Morgan Street in Granbury, according to Granbury Police Department Deputy Chief Cliff Andrews.
Two occupants of a 1999 Honda Accord who were in a two-vehicle accident late Wednesday morning on South Morgan Street in Granbury sustained “unknown but serious injuries” and were flown to a Fort Worth hospital, according to Granbury Police Department Deputy Chief Cliff Andrews.
Granbury residents Steven Head, 49, and Debra Head, 62, were in the Honda “attempting to turn left from Service Road onto South Morgan Street.”
The Honda was struck on the driver’s side by a 2007 GMC Yukon, driven by 30-year-old Granbury resident Danny Cruz who was traveling north on the inside lane of South Morgan, Andrews explained.
The driver of the Honda was “at fault for failing to yield right of way while turning left,” Andrews stated.
Both Steven and Debra Head were flown by air ambulance to Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth.
Cruz was transported by Texas EMS to Lake Granbury Medical Center, Andrews stated, and the extent of his injuries were unknown.
