Daryl Jenkins Killed in Hit-and-run Accident in Houston, TX
Houston, TX — December 10, 2024, Daryl Jenkins was killed as the result of a hit-and-run accident at around 11:26 p.m. on Kirby Drive.
Authorities said in preliminary statements that the accident happened off the corner of Kirby Drive and Westridge Street in the area of NRG Stadium.
According to officials, 56-year-old Daryl Jenkins was on foot at the time along Kirby Drive. Due to events not clear right now, a vehicle struck Jenkins. That vehicle reportedly did not stay at the scene. Jenkins sustained fatal injuries as a result of the accident.
Right now, there's no information about the driver involved. Investigations continue.
Commentary
When it comes to hit-and-run accidents like this, one of the most important things authorities can do is spread the word. Often, someone in the public is able to connect the dots if authorities can describe the vehicle involved or even find security camera or traffic camera footage that shows the vehicle involved. Once that happens, steps can be taken to see that driver is held accountable, and investigators can also find out why that driver fled in the first place. It could be there's more to this story that needs to be brought to light if authorities are going to get the victim's loved ones the conclusion they deserve.
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