1 Injured in Car Accident at Dariela’s Boutique in Pasadena, TX
Pasadena, TX — May 17, 2025, one person was injured as the result of a car versus a business accident at around 1:30 a.m. off Preston Avenue.
Preliminary information about the accident says it happened off the corner of Preston Avenue and South Street.
Current statements from authorities say that a pickup going along the roadway somehow left its lane and careened off-road. Video in the news shows the pickup jump the curb, cross the parking lot, hit a parked vehicle, then crash through the front of Dariela's Boutique.
The driver of the vehicle reportedly went to a hospital with unspecified injuries. There were no other reported injuries. The crash remains under investigation.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
The video of this was quite shocking, and it seemed clear the pickup was completely out of control before slamming into the business. That could lead people to jump to conclusions, but it's important that even unlikely possible factors get attention. The vehicle may have had defects. The brakes may have gone out. The driver may have experienced a medical emergency. The vehicle might have hit something in the road. The condition of the road itself may have contributed to the crash. If authorities can't confidently rule out these sorts of possibilities, they risk missing something important.
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