A Skidmore man who city police said probably was in his 60s was killed about 2 o’clock Friday afternoon in a two-vehicle accident in the 1500 block of North Washington Street.
Police at the scene said the victim, Antonio Nuncio of Skidmore, was pulling out of the 100 block of West Inez Street and crossing Washington Street going east in a late-model Ford Escape SUV when he was struck in the driver’s side door by a southbound, late-model Dodge Ram 2500 four-door pickup truck.
EMS personnel and police said the victim probably died instantly.
The front end of the pickup crashed through the door of the smaller vehicle by several inches.
The victim’s granddaughter, identified as Diana Torres of Skidmore, reportedly was riding in the passenger seat in front of the SUV. She was taken to Christus Spohn Hospital Beeville for treatment by EMS personnel from Angel Care Ambulance Service.
The driver of the pickup was said to have lacerations to his right hand where it struck the windshield of the truck at the time of the impact. He also was taken to the local hospital by ambulance.
Police at the scene had not yet released the name of the driver of the pickup or the woman in the vehicle with him.
One officer said a witness had told investigators that it appeared the truck was traveling at an unsafe speed at the time of the impact.
Nuncio was pronounced dead at the scene by Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace David B. Garza. The body was taken to the Treviño Funeral Home.
Police said the accident still was under investigation.

IMPEACH THE SOCIALIST!!!
Bless Beeville.
And why was'nt his name released,anyone elses name would've been all over the news.!!!!!
And as far as BPD is concerned,they are a joke, but after all these years, even when the FBI was looking into all the BPD brutality cases filed against them, nothing's been done to correct them?
To the family who lost the Grandfather, my prayers go out to you.
Son of a law enforcement officer or not the kid should be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law for what he has done. Tony and his family deserve justice. I pray that they get it.
your lifetime friend
Neil Brian Saxton
337-796-0568