A 25-year-old guy has died just after remaining hospitalized for over two weeks right after a motor car crash in Arlington.
The auto incident happened on April 26 all over 3:25 p.m. in the 7800 block of S. Cooper Street.
Police say that Jase Lyle, 25, was driving a 2014 Nissan Juke with one more 25-12 months-aged gentleman when Lyle attempted to make a U-flip into the northbound lanes of the roadway.
Lyle’s car crashed into a Dodge Charger that was touring north on the road.
Lyle and the other person in his motor vehicle were taken to nearby hospitals. Law enforcement have not recognized the passenger, but said he remains hospitalized and that Lyle succumbed to his injuries Wednesday.
A 16-yr-outdated girl, who was driving the Charger, was also taken to a nearby healthcare facility but was released with non-everyday living-threatening injuries. 4 other individuals in her vehicle did not need hospitalization, law enforcement reported.
“Investigators identified Lyle produced the U-Change when it was not secure for him to do so and this brought on the crash,” law enforcement said. “The driver of the Charger is not facing any prison expenses. “
Jessika Harkay is a breaking information reporter for the Star-Telegram. Jessika is a Baylor graduate who joined the Fort Well worth workforce in 2021 following working as a breaking news reporter at the Hartford Courant and interning at the New York Every day News.