2 vehicles hit, run over man on West Side street, killing him Police are searching for both drivers who failed to stop
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police are trying to track down the drivers of two vehicles that hit a man on a West Side street, killing him.
They say both of those drivers kept going after hitting the victim around 12:30 a.m. Tuesday in the 2800 block of Culebra Road.
The man, who police say was in his 20s, was dead when officers arrived.
They believe he was either walking in the area or attempting to cross the street when he was hit by a gray pickup.
Police say a second car then ran over the man, but they did not have a description of that vehicle right away.
The man who was killed has not been identified yet.
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