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Driver Killed in Kingsville Car Accident

The driver has been identified as Andy Garcia Jr., 39, of Kingsville, who died after a crash on US 77 and County Road 2120.

Kingsville, TexasPublished 1 min read

Andy Garcia Jr., 39, of Kingsville, was killed in a car crash at US 77 and County Road 2120 near Kingsville on November 11, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

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How the US 77 Intersection Crash Unfolded

The collision took place shortly after 10:30 a.m. Garcia was behind the wheel of a 2019 Nissan Altima headed east on County Road 2120, nearing the intersection with northbound US 77. DPS said a 2019 Ford F-250 heading north in the inside lane struck the Altima on its passenger side.

The Altima spun twice before it stopped, and the pickup came to rest on the inside shoulder of US 77. DPS said Garcia was transported to Christus Spohn Hospital in Kingsville and died there of his injuries. A 50-year-old Corpus Christi man was driving the pickup, and DPS did not say whether he was hurt.

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What DPS Troopers in Kingsville Are Doing Next

The DPS Highway Patrol office in Kingsville is handling the investigation. DPS has not announced any charges. More details have not yet been released.

Vehicles from a serious crash are often towed to a secure lot and held for inspection. That is a standard step, and the vehicles can be held for weeks.

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