Gracey Breischopf, Mkenna McFadden Injured in Car Accident in Lubbock, TX
Lubbock, TX — November 29, 2025, Gracey Breischopf and Mkenna McFadden were injured in a car accident at around 9:41 p.m. on 34th Street.
Authorities said they were called to the intersection of 34th Street and University Avenue.
According to current statements, 23-year-old Gracey Breischopf and 25-year-old Mkenna McFadden were in a vehicle traveling through the intersection. While doing so, a car reportedly rammed into their vehicle, causing it to then crash with a minivan.
Gracey Breischopf sustained serious injuries and continues to recover. Reports say that Mkenna McFadden had moderate injuries, and one person from the van had minor injuries.
As of January 13, authorities say the driver that rammed Breischopf's vehicle has been indicted on charges for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon resulting in brain injury or paralysis and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
As authorities continue to see there are consequences for the alleged behavior that led to this crash, my hope is they didn't shirk the importance of investigating the crash as a whole. Holding a wrongdoer accountable is one thing. Getting victims and families evidence to get the help they need is another matter entirely. If the scope of an investigation is too narrow, crucial evidence might slip through the cracks, leaving gaps that insurance companies would be all too happy to exploit.
It's important for those who make serious mistakes to answer for those mistakes, but there should always be room for focusing on the needs of victims and families involved in a serious crash. Hopefully those steps are being taken here.
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