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Drunk driving doesn’t always happen at night.

Suspected Drunk Driver Rear-Ends Family SUV in Fatal Castroville Crash

According to a News4SanAntonio report, a woman is dead and another is detained after a suspected drunk driving accident Monday morning.¹

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