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Andrew Reyna dies in pedestrian hit-and-run crash near Suzette Avenue

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Police say white SUV struck pedestrian as he crossed near Old Highway 90

November 19, 2025 | San Antonio, TX

Andrew Reyna, a 31-year-old resident, lost his life in a tragic hit-and-run collision in San Antonio on Nov.19. 

Authorities from the San Antonio Police Department are actively investigating and seeking public assistance to identify the fleeing driver.

What Happened in the Crash?

Hit and RunAndrew Reyna, 31, died after a white SUV hit him while he crossed near Historic Old Highway 90 and Suzette Avenue, sending him into traffic where another vehicle ran him over.

Early on Nov. 19, around 5:30 a.m., Reyna was crossing the street near Historic Old Highway 90 and Suzette Avenue, close to Pinn Road. A white SUV, believed to be a Chevrolet Trailblazer, struck him, propelling him 20 to 30 feet into the roadway. While lying there, a second vehicle hit him. First responders pronounced Reyna dead at the scene.

  • Victim: Andrew Reyna, 31 years old
  • Location: Intersection of Historic Old Highway 90 and Suzette Avenue, San Antonio, TX
  • Time: Approximately 5:30 a.m. on November 19
  • Vehicles Involved: White SUV, likely Chevrolet Trailblazer, fled the scene, and a second unidentified vehicle, and the driver remained
  • Outcome: Reyna pronounced dead on-site, and  hit-and-run driver at large
  • Investigation Status: San Antonio Police Department leading investigation, and $5,000 reward for information leading to arrests

The driver of the second vehicle stayed at the scene and promptly contacted authorities, cooperating fully with investigators.

Why Do Hit-and-Run Crashes Occur?

Hit-and-run incidents often stem from factors like impaired driving, distraction, or panic after an accident. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), such crashes contribute significantly to roadway fatalities. Proper investigation into road conditions, visibility, and driver behavior is crucial for accountability.

Hit-and-Run Crash Statistics (NHTSA Data)20232022
Fatalities2,8722,972
Estimated Total IncidentsAbout 2,800Not Available
Decline Percentage3.4%Not Available

This table highlights a modest but important reduction in hit-and-run deaths, underscoring ongoing safety efforts by organizations like the NHTSA.

Legal Insights

Newsline features insights from national legal analysts to provide context on motor vehicle incidents.

“In cases such as this, thorough resources are vital for investigating hit-and-run scenarios and establishing negligence,” said Candice Bond, a managing partner at Bond Legal. “Factors like road conditions, signage visibility, and lighting must be examined to help families seek justice.”

Added Bond, our national analyst, “Drivers need to exercise utmost caution, as brief distractions can result in fatal outcomes.”

Key takeaways from analyst perspectives:

  • Hit-and-run drivers face criminal charges for fleeing the scene without notifying authorities.
  • Investigations should cover environmental elements to determine contributing causes.
  • Families may pursue claims for loss of companionship and emotional distress in wrongful death scenarios.

“The grief following a loved one's death in such an accident can be overwhelming,” said Stefano Formica, of counsel with Bond Legal. “Protecting rights through ongoing investigation updates is essential for those affected.”

For families facing similar tragedies, consulting professionals can help navigate legal options and ensure interests are safeguarded.

Broader Implications for Road Safety

The San Antonio Police Department emphasizes the importance of stopping after any collision. A reward of up to $5,000 is available for tips leading to felony arrests in this case. Contact authorities with any information.

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If you’ve been injured or lost a loved one in a hit-and-run, national legal analyst Candice Bond is available for a free, no-obligation consultation.

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