Fort Worth police seeking witnesses to Saturday morning crash that left 3 injured

Cody Copeland
·1 min read

Fort Worth police are looking for witnesses to a crash that occurred Saturday morning at the intersection of Avondale Haslet Road and Sendera Ranch Boulevard.

The accident happened around 8:40 between a maroon Chrysler minivan and a blue Volvo, according to a police press release issued Saturday afternoon.

One person was taken to a local hospital with critically injuries, and two people suffered minor injuries, according to MedStar.

“If you or anyone you know was present at the intersection and witnessed the collision, we need your help,” the press release said.

Anyone with information that might help the police in their investigation is asked to contact Detective C.L. Carter from the department’s Traffic Investigations Unit at the number 817-392-4885. Leave a name and contact number.

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