Nathaniel Wayne Ralph Killed in Motorcycle Accident in Abilene, TX
Abilene, TX — July 6, 2023, Nathaniel Wayne Ralph was killed due to a motorcycle versus car accident at around 1:26 p.m. along Old Anson Road.
Details released to the public by authorities say that the crash occurred at the intersection of Old Anson Road and Lowden Street.
According to officials, 26-year-old Nathaniel Wayne Ralph was on a motorcycle going northbound along Old Anson. Up ahead at Lowden Street, authorities believe that a westbound Dodge Charger pulled through a stop sign into Ralph's path, and the vehicles collided. Ralph was fatally injured as a result.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
Authorities mentioned there may be pending charges against the driver of the Dodge Charger, but I have yet to see any update on that. It's been several months now, so have authorities taken steps to see accountability for this awful event, or are charges still "pending?"
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