Suspected drunken driver in fatal Fort Worth crash bonds out
FORT WORTH, Texas - The 19-year-old suspected of driving while intoxicated and killing five people in Fort Worth last week has bonded out of the Tarrant County jail.
Eduardo Gonzalez is charged with five counts of intoxication manslaughter and driving while intoxicated.
Fort Worth police said he was driving on Interstate 35W early Monday morning when he slammed into the back of a sedan carrying five people.
Fort Worth man, his girlfriend and her 3 kids killed by alleged drunk driver, family says
Family members reveal a mother, her three young children and her boyfriend were the ones killed by an alleged teenage drunk driver on I-35W in Fort Worth this week.
The vehicle hit a barrier and burst into flames, killing everyone inside.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office still has not officially identified the victims because their bodies were so badly burned.
However, family members told FOX 4 the victims included a mother, her boyfriend, and her three young children.
Father speaks after daughter killed in crash with accused drunk driver: 'I wouldn't wish this on anybody'
Amiyah Lashae Rose Fisher was the youngest victim in a crash that killed five people in Fort Worth on Monday. On Thursday, the young girl's father spoke to FOX 4 about the crash.
The youngest victim was only 2 years old.