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TCME Identify Destiny Saenz as Victim of Fort Worth Accident

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  • Edited By Annie Ianko
  • Last modified: May 21, 2020
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Accident reports update from the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office revealed the identity of the teenager who died in an accident in Fort Worth, Texas.  On Tuesday, May 19th, the examiner disclosed the victim’s name as Destiny Saenz, a 15-year-old resident of the county.

The accident that claimed the young girl’s life happened on Sunday night, May 17th, after she fell from her skateboard. The ME said that Saenz passed away from injuries sustained after a car ran her over on the same street she lived on. They ruled her death an accident.

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The police’s preliminary report showed that the fatal auto-pedestrian collision occurred a little before 11 p.m. in the 5700-block of Marin Street in southeast Fort Worth. The driver of the 2003 Dodge Neon that struck Saenz did not see her in time to stop.

The teenager sustained severe wounds, and the first responders pronounced her dead. The authorities did not state if the driver of the Dodge would get cited for the accident. The investigation is ongoing, and there’s no additional information at this time.

Auto-pedestrian accidents are not uncommon in Texas and the United States, and it leaves a lot of fatalities in its wake. To reduce the death rate, drivers should yield to pedestrians at all times, and the latter should stick to the curbs when skating.

When driving at night, motorists should ensure that their headlights are on, and pay attention to the road ahead. A driver who strikes a pedestrian should make an accident report immediately to allow first responders to arrive on time and prevent adverse legal consequences.

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