Amanda Jones Killed in Hit-and-run Accident in Dallas, TX
Dallas, TX — June 7, 2024, Amanda Jones was fatally injured due to a hit-and-run accident at around 2:15 a.m. on the Northwest Highway.
According to information from authorities, the accident happened at the intersection of Community Drive and Northwest Highway/Loop 12.
Investigators said in their statements that 37-year-old Amanda Sue Jones was on foot at the time along the median on the southeast corner of the intersection. In a series of events unclear, an eastbound vehicle struck Jones, then drove away from the scene. Jones sustained fatal injuries as a result. Authorities have only described the suspect vehicle as being white.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
Hopefully, authorities can release more information to the public. Oftentimes when there's a resolution to a hit-and-run, it's because someone sees information in the news that helps them connect the dots to someone they know. Once that happens, there can be steps to find out why that driver fled and whether or not there might be additional consequences beyond holding them accountable for leaving the scene. It's never too late for a family to see a resolution to a senseless accident like this, so authorities should continue their efforts as much as possible going forward until more details come to light.
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