UT starting linebacker and projected All-American Sergio Kindle will not face criminal charges for a hit-and-run June 24. Early that morning, Kindle crashed his car into an apartment and then drove away from the scene. 

A few hours later, Kindle reported the accident to school, team, and police officials. According to Austin police officials, if a driver damages property in a crash and reports the accident within 48 hours, damaging the property is not considered a criminal offense. 

Kindle's lawyer said Kindle crashed into the house because he was texting while driving. The damage to the apartment totaled $8,700, and Kindle's lawyer settled the damage costs with the property owners. 

If you or anyone you know has damaged property in a car accident, contact the Austin motor vehicle lawyers of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 877-948-4842. 

Austin Assistant Fire Chief George Blackmore was disciplined for an accident he caused while driving a city-owned car in April. Blackmore served a four-hour suspension of unpaid leave Tuesday.

In the April accident, Blackmore was stopped at a light and was emailing on his Blackberry. When traffic began to move, Blackmore accidentally hit the car in front of his car. Blackmore apologized for his careless disconduct.

If you or anyone you know has been involved in car accident, contact the Austin motor vehicle accident attorneys Vic Feazell, P.C., at 877-948-4842. 

The house at the corner of West St. John's Avenue and Northcrest Boulevard has become a popular target for car drivers. 

Early Saturday morning, a car traveling on Northcrest crashed into the home. After the accident, the homeowners left the property until it could be repaired. 

And then early Sunday morning, a different car crashed into the same house. Neighbors said the intersection where the house is located is a dangerous spot and have prodded city officials to erect a wall there. 

If you or anyone you know has been injured in a car accident, please contact the Austin personal injury lawyers of the Law Offices of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 512-372-8100.

Two people died early Saturday morning when they were traveling in a Chevy Tahoe that flipped, went airborne, and ejected the two from the vehicle. 

The accident occurred under the Colorado River Bridge next to Texas 71. The Tahoe apparently drfited into a ditch before going airborne and striking a number of trees. 

The car was also carrying four other passengers who were injured. 

If you or anyone you know has been injured in a single-car accident, contact the Austin car crash attorneys of the Law Offices of Vic Feazell, P.C., at 877-948-4842.