Austin, October 5, 2025
News Summary
A tragic auto-pedestrian incident late Saturday night in South Austin resulted in one person dead and others injured. The incidents occurred at multiple locations, prompting police investigations and charges against several individuals. Austin authorities have urged anyone with information to come forward to aid the ongoing investigations.
Austin: Three Charged in Fatal Auto-Pedestrian Crash
One person is dead following a pedestrian incident in South Austin late Saturday night. The incident occurred around 10:30 PM at Orland Blvd and S 1st St. Austin-Travis County EMS (ATCEMS) reported conducting CPR on the adult victim on the scene. Unfortunately, the adult victim was pronounced dead shortly after ATCEMS arrived. Road closures and extended delays were expected in the area of the South Austin incident, with details regarding the victim currently unknown.
A separate auto-pedestrian crash happened on I-35 in Austin on the same night, resulting in one life lost and two others injured. This incident occurred near 5700 N I-35 on the southbound side. ATCEMS and police confirmed that one adult was pronounced dead at the scene. In addition, two adults sustained minor injuries from a secondary collision that ensued and were transported to Dell Seton for medical treatment. All southbound lanes of I-35 were shut down during the investigation and response but were reopened around 4:48 AM the following morning.
Another incident on July 27, 2025, involved a pedestrian named Islam Mossaad, aged 49, who was struck and died at the scene on North Lamar Boulevard. The crash occurred around 8:35 PM, near the intersection with West Parmer Lane. Following this incident, a 16-year-old boy was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the crash. Markell Turner, 33, who was driving a second vehicle involved, faced charges for driving while intoxicated. Additionally, Jarina Robinson, 34, a passenger in Turner’s vehicle, was charged with possession of controlled substances/narcotics. This particular crash has been categorized as Austin’s 55th fatal crash of 2025, contributing to a total of 59 fatalities.
Austin police are encouraging anyone with information related to any of these incidents to contact their Vehicular Homicide Unit at 512-974-8111 or to submit tips anonymously through the Capital Area Crime Stoppers Program.
FAQ
What happened in South Austin late Saturday night?
One person is dead following a pedestrian incident at Orland Blvd and S 1st St.
When did the pedestrian incident in South Austin occur?
The incident occurred around 10:30 PM.
What action did Austin-Travis County EMS perform at the scene?
ATCEMS reported conducting CPR on the adult victim on the scene.
Was anyone else injured in the incidents?
Two additional adults were injured from a secondary collision and taken to Dell Seton with minor injuries.
What other incidents occurred on the same night in Austin?
A separate auto-pedestrian crash occurred on I-35, claiming one life and injuring two others.
Who was charged in the incident on North Lamar Boulevard?
A 16-year-old boy was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, Markell Turner, 33, was charged with driving while intoxicated, and Jarina Robinson, 34, was charged with possession of controlled substances/narcotics.
What should someone do if they have information about these incidents?
Austin police encourage anyone with information to contact their Vehicular Homicide Unit at 512-974-8111 or submit tips anonymously through the Capital Area Crime Stoppers Program.
Incident Overview
| Incident Date | Location | Victims | Injuries | Charges |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Late Saturday Night | Orland Blvd and S 1st St, South Austin | 1 deceased | N/A | N/A |
| Late Saturday Night | I-35 near 5700 N I-35 | 1 deceased, 2 injured | 2 minor injuries | N/A |
| July 27, 2025 | North Lamar Boulevard | 1 deceased | N/A | 16-year-old charged with aggravated assault, Markell Turner charged with DWI, Jarina Robinson charged with possession of narcotics |
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Additional Resources
- CBS Austin: Fatal Auto-Pedestrian Crash
- Wikipedia: Traffic Collision
- KVUE: Charges in Deadly Wreck
- Google Search: North Lamar Austin Deadly Crash
- KXAN: Three Arrested in Connection with Crash
- Google Scholar: Austin Pedestrian Accidents
- CBS Austin: Pedestrian Killed in Crash
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Pedestrian Accidents
- Fox 7 Austin: Pedestrian Killed on Hancock Dr
- Google News: Austin Pedestrian Death
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