Michael Alexander Nash Killed, 2 Injured in Car Accident in Brownsville, TX
Brownsville, TX — May 3, 2023, Michael Alexander Nash was killed and at least two others were injured after a car accident at 8:20 p.m. along Price Road.
Officials said that the accident took place late Wednesday along the 1900 block of Price Road, which appears to be in the area of Parades Line Road.
Local news reports indicate that 30-year-old Michael Alexander Nash was the driver of an SUV going along Price Road. For reasons which are still unclear at this time, a vehicle rear-ended Nash's SUV. A third vehicle was said to have been involved, but it's unclear exactly how. The collision resulted in Nash's vehicle overturning, according to authorities.
Due to the crash, Nash ultimately succumbed to fatal injuries. Details suggest two others involved in the wreck were hurt, but their conditions weren't specified. There has been no mention of charges or citations following the crash. The factors leading up to the collision are still under investigation by authorities.
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