Farmers Branch, TX — December 8, 2024, a Carrollton man and one other were injured following a car accident at around 3:15 a.m. along Josey Lane.
According to initial details about the accident, it happened at the intersection of Josey Lane and Rawhide Parkway.

Investigators said that a 25-year-old Carrollton man and a 28-year-old were in a GMC Sierra going northbound along Josey. In a series of events which aren’t clear right now, the vehicle crashed along Josey. Due to the accident, the Carrollton man and his passenger had serious injuries.
There was no mention of other vehicles being involved in the crash. Right now, additional details are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
People often assume that just because car accidents are common that they’re simple to handle. The reality is even authorities don’t always have the experience, time, or equipment to investigate single-vehicle wrecks properly. In fact, they sometimes treat them as a low priority, so important details can slip through the cracks. When there are all kinds of possible factors to consider, it takes careful consideration of the evidence to get victims and families clear answers.
What were road conditions? Did the vehicle experience a mechanical defect? Did the crash involve a driver unlawfully over-served by a bar? What was the passenger’s involvement, and what are their options moving forward? Is there an issue with this stretch of road, such as a lack of lighting or improper signage? Were any other vehicles involved that left the scene? Did authorities look for security cameras nearby? Did they pull cellphone data? Did they analyze debris and markings at the crash scene to reconstruct events leading to the crash?
Likely or not, these are all factors I reliably get answers to when independent investigators look into a serious crash. When things are left solely up to the authorities, things aren’t so cut and dry. Maybe authorities here have been particularly thorough in their efforts, but that’s not something anyone should take for granted without seeing the evidence for themselves.