A man who had just left the Taylor Swift concert in Houston was hit and killed by an alleged drunken driver after his car broke down, according to Houston police.
, KSAT’s sister station in Houston, reported that Jacob Charles Lewis, 20, and his sister April Bancroft left the concert at NRG Stadium and were driving in a Buick LaCrosse when it broke down.
“It was the night I had been looking forward to for a very long time and turned for the absolute worst,” Bancroft told the station. “What I hope will be the worst thing I have to live through.” “Well, he stopped and got out and helped my daughter pull my son, pull Jacob from under his driver side tire and only after that did he get back in his car and drive off and leave,” Lewis’ father, Steve, told KPRC.reported that a tow truck driver saw the suspect drive off and followed him. Police were later able to stop Hayes, but he then fled on foot. Police were eventually able to take him into custody.
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