A man died after being hit by a speeding pickup truck while leaving a Dallas nightclub. The person who hit him is now facing charges for intoxication manslaughter.
It happened just before 2 a.m. Thursday around the time people were leaving the Tin Room, which is near Inwood Road and Maple Avenue.
Police said the 27-year-old victim was hit by a speeding pickup truck as he tried to cross Hudnall Street.The driver who hit him, 27-year-old Richard Rojas, was arrested after reportedly failing a field sobriety test.The victim's name will be released after his relatives have been notified.
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