Pedestrian hit, killed by vehicle on Northwest Side, San Antonio police say The driver did not see the man and hit him, officers say
SAN ANTONIO – A man was hit and killed by a vehicle early Tuesday on the Northwest Side, according to San Antonio police.
Officers responded to the crash at around 6:15 a.m. in the 8700 block of Guilbeau Road, which is located near Tezel Road.
The man attempted to cross the street in front of a vehicle heading eastbound.
However, SAPD said the driver did not have time to stop before hitting the man.
Officers said the man, who was believed to be experiencing homelessness, was pronounced dead at the scene.
No charges are expected to be filed against the driver, as the crash appears to have been an accident, police said.
SAPD said there is no designated crosswalk where the man was hit.
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