A hit-and-run suspect has been arrested by the Austin Police. The arrest is related to a crash that occurred in the city. The crash happened at a specific location, near the intersection of two streets, E.
Riverside Drive and Royal Crest Drive. m. on a particular day, December 28, 2025.
Further details about the incident and the arrest can be found through KXAN-NBC, the source of this information. For more specifics, readers can refer to their reporting on the matter.
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