A 20-year-old man is being held on manslaughter charges following a head-on traffic crash in January. The crash resulted in the death of another man. Jeremiah Morataya, who was injured in the crash, is the man being held.
Department of Public Safety Sergeant Bryan Washko confirmed that a warrant had been issued for Morataya in connection with the incident. The crash occurred in Milam County.
Further details about the incident and the charges against Morataya are available from the source.
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