A young person who was discovered coated in dried blood after crashing his pick-up truck whereas ‘intoxicated’ has police scrambling to work out what occurred.
Aaron Richard, 18, was arrested and charged with driving below the affect after police responded to a significant accident on FM 2871 close to I-20 in Tarrant County, Texas, about 1:55 a.m. Monday.
Officers who responded to the accident instantly seen Richard was coated in a considerable amount of dried blood, which was additionally splattered throughout his automobile.
Aaron Richard, 18, was discovered with a considerable amount of dried blood on him, following a crash
Streaks of blood might be seen alongside the aspect of the white pickup truck
The automobile was mentioned to have been concerned in a ‘main crash’ within the early hours of Monday
Investigators seen blood streaked alongside the motive force’s aspect of Richard’s white single-cab 1997 Chevrolet pickup truck and throughout totally different areas of the outside.
Officers additionally discovered dried blood on the within of the truck.
When requested about the place the blood got here from and the way he got here to be coated in it, TSCO say Richard refused to elucidate.
Authorities at the moment are asking anyone who may need seen Richard or the truck to contact the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Workplace.
The motive force refused to say the place the blood may need come from or the way it acquired on him
The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Workplace are nonetheless wanting into the accident the truck was concerned in
The Sheriff’s Workplace didn’t say if investigators imagine anyone is at risk or has been killed.
Richard was beforehand serving a six-month probation sentence on a cost of disorderly conduct in Haltom Metropolis.
He posted $500 bond on the driving whereas intoxicated cost in response to the Tarrant County Jail.
A cost of driving whereas intoxicated might presumably influence his probation.
Police are asking anybody with data on the case to name their Felony Investigation Division on 817-884-1305.
