One Killed in Car Accident off Marina Bay Drive in Kemah, TX
Galveston County, TX — December 16, 2025, one person was killed as the result of a car accident at around midnight along Marina Bay Drive.
According to initial details from the Clear Lake Shores Police Department, the incident happened off of Marina Bay/FM 2094.
It appears that a driver was going along Marina Bay Drive at the time when it somehow ran off-road. As a result, the vehicle careened into a canal and became submerged. Emergency responders attempted rescue efforts, but they declared one person from the car deceased.
There's no report of anyone else being involved in the accident. Additional details are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
With a serious crash like this, it's important to know what kind of attention the crash is actually getting. Authorities sometimes treat single-vehicle wrecks like a low priority. This can leave officers without the time or tools they need to do a proper, thorough accident reconstruction. As such, having independent investigators handle crashes like this is often prudent. They can either help to confirm everything authorities already know to reassure the family they're getting the full story, or they can catch important details authorities overlooked. Either way, it's crucial that the evidence is able to speak for itself.
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