A traffic incident occurred in East Texas, involving a vehicle that crossed lanes and struck a parked car. The collision happened near a business, and a child was nearby. The child's location was behind a nutrition business, near a donut shop.
A fence and cell tower were also in the vicinity. Further information about the incident, including the events leading up to the crash, is available from local news sources.
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