Teenager Killed in Car Accident on I-35E in Red Oak, TX
Red Oak, TX — April 28, 2025, a teenager was killed as the result of a car versus pedestrian accident at around 9:45 p.m. on Interstate 35E.
According to preliminary statements about the accident, it happened just off Ovilla Road along southbound lanes of the interstate.
Investigators said that a teenager was with a group of friends, and they crossed southbound lanes of the interstate. In the process, the teen reportedly lost one of his shoes. While trying to retrieve it, a southbound vehicle struck and killed the teen.
Red Oak Police say the driver remained at the scene of the accident. There are no further details about the crash available at this time.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
People may be quick to jump to conclusions about this accident considering it involved a pedestrian on the interstate. But just like any serious accident, it's important to know all of the factors surrounding the accident. Visibility, road conditions, cell phone records, witness statements, any potential video of the accident—these all need to be considered before anyone makes judgments. Hopefully authorities are motivated to take this accident seriously and give it the attention it deserves.
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