Dallas police are looking for a tow truck who fled the scene after causing a fatal car crash.

MINIVAN COLLISION

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The driver of a red tow truck slammed into a 2006 Chrysler Town & Country minivan while driving down I-30 in Dallas County. After being hit the minivan spun out and ended up facing oncoming traffic.

VIDEO SHOWS TOW TRUCK SCURRING OFF

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Video from a witness shows the driver of the tow truck erratically taking off and speeding away from the scene. 

Sparks could be seen as the tow truck fishtails away from the right shoulder of the highway.

GOOD SAMARITAN STOPS TO RENDER AID

A good samaritan, 25-year-old, Donald Collins stopped and pulled over to help the crash victim in the van. Collins got out and went to the side of the van however, as Collins stood on the highway he was suddenly struck.

 33-year-old Irma Nelly Martinez-Leal was traveling on the highway in a 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe. While passing the wreck she struck the van and Collins. According to her charges, Nelly Martinez-Leal was driving while intoxicated.

WOMAN CHARGED WITH INTOXICATION MANSLAUGHTER

Collins was rushed to the hospital however, sadly he was pronounced dead. The driver of the minivan had no life-threatening injuries. The 33-year-old woman who struck and killed Collins was arrested and charged with 1 count of intoxication manslaughter, and 2 counts of intoxication assault with a vehicle. 

Police are still searching for the driver of the red tow truck who initially caused the wreck that led to, the good Samaritan, Collins's death. 

 

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