San Antonio, Texas: Two Killed, Four Injured in FM 1102 Rollover Crash in Comal County

Two people were killed and four others were injured in a single vehicle rollover crash early Sunday morning on Farm to Market Road 1102 in Comal County, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Troopers responded at about 12:48 a.m. to the crash on FM 1102, just south of Winding Way. A preliminary investigation found that a white Ford F-250 was traveling north when it veered off the right side of the roadway, DPS said.

The driver overcorrected to the left, causing the truck to slide sideways, leave the road and overturn. Two passengers were ejected from the vehicle during the rollover, troopers said.

Both ejected passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. Their identities have not been released, and DPS has not said when names will be made public.

The driver was taken to a medical facility in San Antonio and remains in critical condition. Three other passengers were taken to various medical facilities for treatment of their injuries. DPS did not release the conditions of those three passengers in the reports published Monday.

In total, six people were in the truck. Two died at the scene and four were taken to hospitals, a toll that makes this one of the deadliest crashes reported in the San Antonio area this weekend.

FM 1102 is a two lane farm to market road in Comal County, north of San Antonio, used by drivers moving between the New Braunfels area and communities to the south. The stretch just south of Winding Way is rural, with homes and open land along the roadside.

DPS said the investigation is ongoing and that no additional information was available in its preliminary account. Troopers have not said whether speed, alcohol, seat belt use or road conditions played a role, and they have not announced any charges. Those questions are normally answered only after troopers complete a full crash reconstruction and review.

Drivers in the area should expect troopers to release the names of the two people who died once families have been notified. Anyone who witnessed the crash or drove the stretch of FM 1102 early Sunday is commonly asked to contact DPS with information, though the agency has not issued a separate witness appeal in the reports so far.

This report is based on the DPS preliminary account carried by two San Antonio area outlets on Monday. It will be updated in place if DPS releases the identities of the two passengers or new information about the cause of the crash.