Pearsall police officer Michael Villarreal, 51, killed and two people injured in head-on crash on Highway 97 near Jourdanton, Texas
Pearsall Officer killed in head-on collision identified
Investigators said Villarreal was taking the teen to a juvenile facility when the patrol car collided head-on with the truck.
Co-workers, community mourn Pearsall police officer
"He was a good man, a kind man and he served our community very well," he said. “Our officers are always at risk whenever they're on duty, and it's a hard loss for us to take."
Funeral arrangements set for Pearsall officer killed in wreck
A funeral procession will begin Saturday at 9 a.m. at Porter Loring, with a funeral mass to be held at 10 a.m. at St. The Pearsall Police Department said a rosary will be held Friday evening at Porter Loring Mortuary downtown on McCullough beginning at 7 p.m.
Services for Pearsall officer killed in crash
Services for a Pearsall officer killed in a crash will be held this weekend.A rosary for Mike Villarreal will take place Friday at the Porter Loring Funeral Home, and he will be laid to rest Saturday.
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A Pearsall police officer, Michael Villarreal, 51, died in a crash Sunday afternoon. Villarreal was killed when his patrol car crashed head-on with a pickup truck about west of Jourdanton on Highway 97.The driver of the truck and a juvenile in Villarreal's patrol car were airlifted to San Antonio. Their conditions are not currently being reported.
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