Sofia Monroy, 1 Injured in Alleged Drunk Driver Accident in Grand Prairie, TX
Grand Prairie, TX — November 23, 2025, Sofia Monroy and one other were injured in an alleged drunk driver accident at 11:19 p.m. on S. Great Southwest Parkway.
According to initial details about the accident, it happened at the intersection Great Southwest Parkway and Mayfield Road.
Investigators said that 25-year-old Sofia Monroy was in a Toyota Rav4 going southbound on Great SW Parkway. Crossing Mayfield, authorities said that a northbound Dodge Charger fleeing police crossed into southbound lanes. As a result, the two vehicles collided.
Due to the crash, Sofia Monroy and the Charger driver were injured. Authorities allege that the Charger driver was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash. They recommended multiple charges.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
Given these initial reports, it seems authorities got the ball rolling on making sure the alleged drunk driver here faces significant consequences. However, that might not be the end of the story. Anytime alcohol contributes to a crash, as authorities allege here, it's important to know where the alcohol came from. There could be an accomplice to all this chaos: a negligent alcohol provider.
Simply put, Texas law says alcohol providers can be responsible if they unlawfully over-serve someone and that intoxication leads to people getting hurt. Whether that's a bar, a restaurant, a liquor store, or even a gas station, they have rules to follow. Breaking those rules should have consequences.
The reason I bring this up is because this area of the law rarely gets the attention it deserves. A crash like this tends to create a lot of chaos for the authorities to handle. As such, their efforts usually focus solely on what's immediately apparent at the crash site itself. They may go to great lengths to see an alleged drunk driver held accountable for their actions. But if a law-breaking alcohol provider contributed to the crash, they might slip under the radar. That means it's business as usual for them, and they'll continue putting the community in danger.
Accountability after a serious accident means accountability for all parties whose actions led to people being harmed. If that was just one reckless driver who decided to drink and drive and run from police, that's one thing. But if multiple parties broke the law and contributed to the accident, they should all answer for those actions.
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