Teen charged in fatality after man dies in crash

Nov 18, 2009 by Andrew

An 18-year-old was arrested and charged with criminally negligent homicide after a fatal wreck in Lakeway on Saturday left another man dead. The charge is a state jail felony, which carries a maximum penalty of  two years if he is convicted.

Siji Alfredo Moreno was driving a Chevy pickup South on RM 620 about 8:30 a.m. when, witnesses told Lakeway police, Moreno’s pickup drifted across the center turn lane and into the northbound lane, according to an affidavit. Moreno’s truck struck a four-door Toyota Corolla that John Gregory was riding in, the affidavit said.

Gregory and his wife Carolyn, who was driving, were  flown to University Medical Center Brackenridge in Austin; Moreno was taken in an ambulance, the affidavit says. John Gregory died from his injuries later that day. Carolyn Gregory was in intensive care Tuesday night. A passenger in the truck did not suffer serious injuries, the affidavit said.

Moreno was in the Travis County. Jail with bail set at $250,000. Lakeway police said the investigation into the wreck is ongoing.

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4 Responses to Teen charged in fatality after man dies in crash

  1. why let old people drive??
    thats the real M***tha F***en quiestion

  2. That is such a horrible accident. People have to pay more attention when they are driving because they can several injure themselves and anyone around them. I hope Carolyn's family is there with her and get her an Austin personal injury lawyer.

  3. That is such a horrible accident. People have to pay more attention when they are driving because they can several injure themselves and anyone around them. I hope Carolyn's family is there with her and get her an Austin personal injury lawyer.

  4. What a scumbag your are gilliermo. One can only hope the Travis county DA prosecutes your little friend to the fullest extent allowed by law.

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