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2 Killed, 1 Injured in Terrell Car Accident

The crash happened on Wednesday afternoon on I-20 near mile marker 502, and it left two people dead and one with minor injuries.

Terrell, TexasPublished 1 min read

Two people were killed and one was hurt in a three-vehicle car crash on I-20 in Terrell on November 11, according to the Terrell Police Department.

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The I-20 Crash Near Mile Marker 502

Police said dispatchers received many 911 calls about a vehicle heading east in the westbound lanes of I-20. While officers were on the way, more callers reported a head-on collision. Police said the preliminary investigation shows a 2022 Chevy Silverado hit a 2023 Ford F-250 and then struck a 2025 GMC Sierra head-on. The Silverado was engulfed in flames, and police said its driver was trapped inside.

Police identified the driver of the Sierra as Nicholas Landwermeyer, of Tyler, who died at the scene at about 2 p.m. The Silverado's driver also died at the scene, and police said officials are still working to confirm who that driver was. Both people who died were taken to the Dallas County Medical Examiner's office. The driver of the F-250, Alfonso Zuniga, of Terrell, suffered minor injuries.

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What the Terrell Police Department Is Reviewing

The Terrell Police Department's crash investigators went to the scene and are examining how the collision happened. Police asked anyone who saw it, or who has video or other information, to contact the Terrell Police Department.

Once a crash report is finished, the people involved and their families can usually request a copy from the agency that wrote it.

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