Sheriff’s Deputy Injured in El Paso Car Accident on Railroad Drive

Kimberly Dominguez was driving a black Audi A4 when she rear-ended an El Paso County Constable’s Office Patrol Unit

El Paso Car Accident
Sheriff’s Deputy Injured in El Paso Car Accident on Railroad Drive

El Paso, TX. – A sheriff’s deputy was injured in a collision involving a suspected drunk driver on Saturday morning in Northeast El Paso.

According to the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office, the accident happened around 2:44 a.m. at the 5300 block of Railroad Dr., near Nations Tobin Park.

24-year-old Kimberly Dominguez was driving a black Audi A4 when she rear-ended an El Paso County Constable’s Office Patrol Unit.

A deputy in the patrol unit was taken to the hospital as a precaution.

Dominguez was arrested on suspicion of DUI.

More details about the accident were not released.

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