6-Month-Old Killed, Two Injured in Houston Two-Vehicle Crash on Westheimer Road at Jeanetta Street

Houston, Texas – According to the authorities, the 6-month-old who was critically injured last week in a two-vehicle crash that also left two other people injured in Houston has died.

The crash happened around 2:15 a.m., March 4, on Westheimer Road at the intersection of Jeanetta Street.

Authorities said a white Jeep was traveling eastbound on Westheimer Road while a grey Volkswagen Jetta was traveling northbound on Jeanetta Street.

Both vehicles entered the intersection at the same time and the Jeep hit the Jetta.

The Jetta driver, a 33-year-old man, his female passenger, and the infant were taken to the hospital where the infant later died.

Both drivers showed no signs of intoxication.

The crash remains under investigation.

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