Harris County crash: Suspect surrenders after infant girl died from hit-and-run crash
ALDINE, Texas - Jose Antonio Vazquez-Gonzalez turned himself in on Tuesday morning to authorities after being charged with failure to stop and render aid-death.
On Saturday, around 11:50 p.m. Vazquez-Gonzalez was traveling northbound on Airline Drive through the Aldine Mail Route Road intersection.
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Juan Loredo was traveling westbound on Aldine Mail Route Road turning northbound onto Airline Drive at a red light. Four other passengers were in the car with Loredo, ages 28, 10, 7, and a 2-month-old.
Courtesy of Harris County Sheriff's Office : Jose Antonio Vazquez-Gonzalez
According to authorities, witnesses and crash damage evidence support that Vazquez-Gonzalez was driving a Chevrolet Silverado over the speed limit and hit the left side of Loredo.
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Loredo was ejected from the Ram 1500 during the crash. He was transported to a local hospital but didn't survive his injuries.
The other four passengers were also taken to local hospitals as well.
Officials say the 2-month-old infant sustained life-threatening injuries and died on August 20.
Vazquez-Gonzalez left the scene immediately after the crash and failed to stop.
After his surrender, he was charged with Fail to Stop and Render Aid – Death and Fail to Stop and Render Aid – Serious Bodily Injury and is being processed into the Harris County Joint Processing Center.