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    Man arrested after fighting, stabbing and running over motorists following I-635 crash

    By Julia FalconDoug MyersNicole Nielsen,

    2024-08-06

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    Man arrested after stabbing one, running over two victims in Dallas multi-vehicle collision 01:52

    DALLAS – Drivers on I-635 westbound in Dallas experienced a terrifying scene Tuesday morning as a series of violent incidents unfolded during rush hour.

    At around 7 a.m., Dallas police reported that multiple vehicles were involved in a crash.

    The chaos escalated when 26-year-old Angel Zamora Moreno engaged in a violent altercation with another driver.

    The situation worsened as Moreno allegedly stabbed an individual who attempted to intervene, then took control of a Texas Department of Transportation truck, hitting a TxDOT employee.

    Moreno continued his rampage by commandeering another vehicle and hitting that driver too.

    All lanes of westbound I-635 were shut down while police investigated the crash involving multiple vehicles and the stabbing incident.

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    This portion of I-635 in Dallas was shut down for hours Tuesday after a crash and stabbing incident. Texas Department of Transportation

    "I was shaking, my voice was shaking when I called 911. I was watching someone try to kill another person. It was a terrifying Tuesday morning," said witness Malori Mitchell.

    Several bystanders were able to hold Moreno down until Police arrived.

    Dallas Fire-Rescue transported a total of three victims to local hospitals. Moreno was also taken to a local hospital as a precaution.

    The driver who was stabbed is in critical condition and the other two victims are in stable condition, according to police.

    As of 11:15 a.m., all lanes of westbound I-635 reopened.

    Moreno faces multiple charges, including seven counts of aggravated assault, two counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, and one count of criminal mischief.

    Authorities say anyone with any information should contact Detective Marc Tucker at 214-671-3621 or marc.tucker@dallaspolice.gov .

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