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Update: Driver accused of manslaughter, bond set at $125,000

Police said the driver of the SUV T-boned another car, causing the SUV to flip, and the driver to be ejected.

SAN ANTONIO — Update: Gregory Siu, 45, was arrested for manslaughter, according to an affidavit. His bond is set at $125,000. According to the arrest warrant, Siu had been driving at more than 90 miles per hour in a 30 mile per zone. Police say he ran into stopped traffic on the access road of Southwest Loop 410 near Highway 90. He hit one car so hard its roof came off. The driver of the T-boned vehicle died as a result of her injuries.

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Two women are in the hospital with serious injuries after San Antonio Police said the driver of an SUV ran a stop sign.

The incident took place around 10 p.m. Saturday on the access road of Loop 410 near Highway 90.

Police said Gregory Siu, the driver of the SUV, T-boned another car, causing the SUV to flip, and the driver to be ejected. The driver suffered minor injuries and was able to cooperate with police. He is said to have been driving three times the speed limit.

Authorities said a passenger was trapped in the SUV and had to be rescued. She suffered massive head trauma and was taken to University Hospital, police said.

The driver of the vehicle who was T-boned was also taken to University Hospital in critical condition.

Police said charges are pending for the SUV driver.

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