According to KPRC, KSAT’s sister station in Houston, the incident began when a deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop after getting a report of a family dispute in the neighborhood.
Authorities said that the deputy attempted to stop the suspect car, which was being driven by a 16-year-old boy. There were two more 16-year-old occupants in the car.
According to HCSO, the motorist did not stop, and a pursuit started. The teenager struck three cars as he passed the deputies in his car.
According to Gonzalez, a fourth car was unable to escape the collision and collided with one of the other cars.
Wannenburg was flown to the hospital with his kid, age eight, in tow. Gonzalez stated that as of Saturday morning, the boy’s condition was critical.
AnAn ambulance transported a woman who was inside another car involved in the collision to the hospital. It is uncertain what condition she is in.
According to KPRC, the three teenagers in the suspicious car were transported to a nearby hospital. Their wounds were not anticipated to be fatal.
According to Gonzalez, the suspect driver is accused on three counts of aggravated assault-serious bodily injury, reckless aggravated assault-serious bodily injury, and felony murder.
During his 20 test matches with the Springboks between 2002 and 2007, Wannenburg “represented his country with aplomb,” according to South Africa Rugby, which made the announcement of his passing on Saturday.
Pedrie Wannenburg, a former Springbok loose forward, tragically passed away in the USA this morning 🎿🌦 “Pedrie gave it everything he had on the field, but he was always grinning afterward,” said Mr. Mark AlexanderIn a 2002 Paris match, Wannenburg made his Springboks debut against France. He was a multiple Super Rugby champion with the Bulls of Pretoria in the 2000s, according to the Associated Press.
In a statement, South Africa Rugby president Mark Alexander said, “Pedrie will be remembered as one of the first real versatile loose forwards who could play in any position in the back row and even though he played in only 20 tests, his record in the colors of the Bulls, during a period where they dominated on all levels, is nearly unmatched.”
Wannenburg played professionally for clubs in France, Ireland, and the US before stepping away to take up coaching.
He coached for the West Houston Lions and played for the Austin Elite, according to
