Cesar Ramos Killed in Three-Vehicle Accident on SH 111 North near Edna

San Antonio Man Cesar Ramos Killed in Motorcycle Crash on SH 111 near Edna

Edna, Texas (January 27, 2018) – A 27-year-old San Antonio man was killed in a major three-vehicle collision on Friday evening in Jackson County, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Cesar Ramos died in the crash that happened shortly before 6:30 p.m. Friday, January 26, on State Highway 111 North, approximately 9 miles northwest of Edna.
DPS said 60-year-old David Tate of Edna, was driving a 1993 Chevrolet northbound on SH 111 when he made an attempt to turn left onto CR 126. Ramos was driving a 2010 Honda motorcycle behind Tate and failed to stop in time, crashing into the Chevrolet.
Ramos was ejected from his motorcycle and fell onto the southbound lanes during the crash.
DPS said Ramos was wearing a helmet and died at the scene.
It’s unclear whether Ramos died due to the impact of the crash or if he was run over by a 2005 Mazda that was being driven southbound on SH 111 North by 23-year-old Jimenez Vargas of Bay City.
Vargas was treated for minor injuries. Tate was not injured in the crash.
The crash is under an investigation.
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