Man Injured in Kirby Pedestrian Crash on FM 78 at Jaenke Street; Driver Arrested
Kirby, Texas – A man was injured early Wednesday morning after being struck by an alleged intoxicated driver in Kirby, according to the police.
The crash happened around 12:20 a.m., February 7, on FM 78 and Jaenke Street near Gibbs Sprawl Road and Kirby Middle School.
Police said the man was struck by a gold-colored sedan on the highway.
The driver stopped roughly 100 yards away from the scene.
The victim was taken to a local hospital in unknown condition.
The sedan driver was ultimately detained on suspicion of DWI.
The police are investigating the crash.
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