Fort Worth Police say a man died in a fiery crash near TCU. Say

Reports say that the fire that broke out in the person’s car on Tuesday morning near TCU gave him serious burns, and in the end, he died as a result of the event. Police reports show that the person was driving north on Forest Park Boulevard near the 2400 block when the accident happened.

At the time of the event, his black Ford Flex had just crashed into a curb and a metal guardrail. The event took place at 5:00 in the morning. After that, the car ended up going across a grass centre and hitting a wooden utility pole head-on. The back of the Ford Flex crashed into a building, and as a result, the building fell onto the side of the car where the passenger was sitting. The front half of the car caught fire, so the Fort Worth Fire Department had to get the driver out of the car to put out the fire. They were able to put out the fire after they did that.

According to the police report, the driver of the car was burned on his face, legs, arms, and body. MedStar medical staff treated him at the scene of the accident. The driver of the car was the one who got burned. After that, he was taken by helicopter to a nearby hospital. Unfortunately, he did not make it through his experience and died because of the injuries he got in the accident. From what the cops have said, the investigation into what happened before the incident is still going on at this time.