Sasha Smith hit and run North Texas

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North Texas woman survives freak accident after falling out of moving vehicle, run over in traffic​

North Texas woman survives freak accident after falling out of moving vehicle, run over in traffic

A 21-year-old woman remains in the hospital after she fell out of her mother’s truck and was hit by oncoming traffic in North Texas on Sunday morning.

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A 21-year-old woman remains in the hospital after she fell out of her mother's truck and was hit by oncoming traffic in North Texas on Sunday morning.

 

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Such a strange story. Daughter gets too drunk to drive home. Mom picks her up in the back of her truck. Daughter falls out of the truck and gets run over by traffic. Car who runs her over doesn’t stop. Daughter lived and is in the hospital recovering.

 

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TEXAS WOMAN FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE AFTER HIT AND RUN

 

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'I call it a miracle because my baby's alive' | Mother of 21-year-old who fell out of car before hit by ongoing traffic says daughter is recovering

Sasha Smith, 21 years old, has a broken back and suffered major injuries to her spine and lower body.

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'I call it a miracle because my baby's alive' | Mother of 21-year-old who fell out of car before hit by ongoing traffic says daughter is recovering​

As they were headed to Cleburne the two were on FM 917 in Mansfield around 1 a.m. Sunday. Smith said the two were cracking jokes as they normally do, when Sasha leaned on the door, twisted, and fell out of the car.
“It was like she twisted out of the truck, and I leaned, and I said Sasha,” said Smith. “She was gone.”

Smith said as she pulled over, and saw two cars hit her daughter right after the other.
“I see boom…boom, it's just bumper cars they hit her that quick,” said Smith. She said neither of the drivers stopped.

Smith said a Mansfield Police officer just so happened to be in the area as she was dragging her daughter off the street.
Mansfield Police said they’re still investigating and haven’t made any arrests. Smith is asking for the people who hit or daughter to come forward to the police.