Grapevine woman struck and killed in Southlake; Bedford toddler killed in rear-end crash

And more fatal vehicular accidents around DFW over the weekend
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A Grapevine woman has been identified as the victim struck and killed by a car in Southlake over the weekend. Investigators say Patricia Cave was hit by a car on Highway 114. She had major injuries when found and died at Baylor Scott & White. Police talked to the driver and have decided no charges are warranted at this time.

Man killed in Haslet motorcycle crash

Police are still investigating a fatal motorcycle crash in Haslet over the weekend. Late Saturday night, a rider lost control and smashed into a power pole on Avondale Haslet Road just east of Highway 287. Police found the man gravely injured and he was taken to the hospital -- but there was nothing they could do. Investigators have not determined why the rider crashed.

Toddler killed in rear-end crash in Bedford; one driver was arrested

A toddler has been killed in a two-vehicle crash in Bedford over the weekend. Police report a pick-up slammed into the rear end of a car on Highway 121 near the Cheek Sparger exit. The back of the car was smashed in and two children were taken to the hospital. One of them -- a two-year-old named Avyanna Caro -- died at Baylor Scott & White in Grapevine. The condition of the other child has not been released. The driver of the pick-up was arrested but the specific charges have not been made public.

Two hit-and-run drivers strike a man, leaving him to die in Dallas

Police are still hunting for two hit-and-run drivers who left a man to die in Dallas over the weekend. Saturday morning, the victim was struck on Fort Worth Avenue near Westmoreland in North Oak Cliff. Police learned the man was walking along the side of the road when he was struck from behind and knocked into the center lane. No one got a description of that vehicle which just kept going west on Fort Worth Avenue. Then, while the victim was down in the middle lane, he was hit again -- this time by a red Chevy Cruze which also failed to stop. Dallas police and paramedics found the man already dead.

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