Anthony Martinez Killed in Pedestrian Accident in Lubbock, TX
UPDATE (September 16, 2025): Authorities identified the pedestrian killed in the accident as 28-year-old Anthony Martinez.
Lubbock, TX — August 24, 2025, one person was fatally injured following a pedestrian accident which occurred around 1:38 a.m. along W. Loop 289.
Initial details surrounding the accident say that it happened in the area of the West Loop Access Road and 11th Street intersection.
Right now, exact details about the accident are unavailable. Authorities say they found a pedestrian along the access road with serious injuries. That person ultimately died due to their injuries. Authorities did not say what happened to the pedestrian nor whether there was a driver at the scene or who left.
No further information is available right now.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
It's unfortunately not so unusual when a pedestrian incident has so few details available. They're not often seen as a high priority, so authorities might move on without really getting clear information. That's why it's important for families to pay attention to the efforts authorities are making. If they just take for granted that there will be thorough investigations, they may find themselves weeks or months down the line with just as little information as they had on day one. That's when independent investigations can often step in to fill in the blanks.
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