Kevin Robertson Killed, 1 Injured in Car Accident in Houston, TX
Houston, TX — February 24, 2025, Kevin Robertson was killed and one was injured due to a car accident at around 10:20 p.m. along Antoine Drive.
According to Harris County officials, the crash took place on Antoine Drive between Gulf Bank Road and Victory Drive.
Investigators said that 57-year-old Kevin Robertson was in a vehicle traveling northbound along Antoine. The vehicle reportedly left its lane, went off-road, then crashed into multiple objects. The vehicle ultimately overturned.
As a result of the crash, Kevin Robertson was killed. The other person in the vehicle had reportedly minor injuries. At this time, no further information is available.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
A big challenge with single-vehicle wrecks is people tend to jump to conclusions instead of waiting for all the facts. This can lead to victims and families not really getting the answers they need. Authorities are sometimes thorough enough to get them those answers, but if authorities are too hasty or fail to take a crash investigation seriously, they could miss crucial details. That's why it can be helpful to make sure they answered some key questions.
Did authorities conduct a thorough accident reconstruction? A single-vehicle crash may seem straightforward, but if investigators didn’t take the time to gather physical evidence, analyze the scene, and consider all possible causes, they may have missed something important.
Was the vehicle itself inspected for possible defects? Mechanical failures—like brake malfunctions, steering issues, or even faulty safety systems—can contribute to a crash or make injuries worse. If investigators didn’t check for these issues, the full story might still be unknown.
Did police secure all available electronic evidence? Things like onboard vehicle data, nearby surveillance footage, and cell phone records can provide crucial context. If authorities didn’t act quickly to preserve this information, it may now be lost.
If authorities have been able to answer these questions, it's probably because they did good investigations. But if victims and families feel they're not getting the answers they deserve, then that may be a sign that more thorough secondary investigations would reveal new details.
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