Fort Worth, TX — March 20, 2025, Alejandro Gonzalez was killed as the result of a car accident that happened around 9:15 p.m. on Amon Carter Boulevard.
Preliminary details about the accident say that it took place at the intersection of Amon Carter and the TX-183 service road.
Officials say that 32-year-old Alejandro Gonzalez was on a motorcycle at the time traveling through the intersection. While doing so, officials say a car ran the light, crashing with Alejandro Gonzalez. Gonzalez sustained fatal injuries as a result.
The driver of the car reportedly remained at the scene, though authorities did not report any charges or citations. It’s unclear if that has changed since the time of the accident.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
People tend to think that something like a driver allegedly running a red light would automatically result in serious charges. However, not all accidents are the same, and few are ever as straight-forward as they seem. In fact, this crash involving a motorcyclist raises concerns about just how thorough authorities have been in the investigations. I’ve seen far too many situations where a victim is unfairly blamed just because they’re a motorcyclist.
The unfortunate reality is a lot of people have a negative view of motorcyclists. They’re seen as inherently reckless despite the fact most of them are safe drivers. Even in situations where another driver makes a mistake—running a light, for example—there may still be those willing to put blame on the motorcycle rider just because they assume the rider must have also been doing something wrong.
One of the best tools against this unfair bias is evidence, plain and simple. The more evidence there is telling the victim’s side of the story, the less room there will be for speculation and jumping to conclusions. That’s why victims and families are generally better off when they’re proactive with getting answers rather than waiting around for authorities to get those answers for them. The same could very well prove true here if there haven’t already been steps taken to conduct careful, unbiased investigations.
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