Kyle Police sergeant identified as victim of deadly New Braunfels rollover crash

Kyle Police sergeant identified as victim of deadly New Braunfels rollover crash by Christopher Hoffman Tue, November 10, 2026 at 11:35 AM Updated Tue, November 10, 2026 at 11:51 AM The Kyle Police Department confirmed in a Facebook post that Sgt. Anthony Tigre Guzman, 34, of New Braunfels, was among those killed. Guzman served with the department for 10 years and received several awards during his career. (PHOTO: Kyle Police Department) Comment on this story 0 Comment Share story Share topics: Kyle Police Rollover Crash Comal County Texas Department of Public Safety FM 1102 Anthony Tigre Guzman NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — One of two people killed in a rollover crash early Sunday in Comal County was a Kyle Police sergeant, according to new information released by the department Tuesday. The Kyle Police Department confirmed in a Facebook post that Sgt. Anthony Tigre Guzman, 34, of New Braunfels, was among those killed. Guzman served with the department for 10 years and received several awards during his career. The Texas Department of Public Safety had previously identified Guzman and Skylar Brianna Arroyo, 28, also of New Braunfels, as the two victims. RELATED: Two killed in major rollover crash on FM 1102, Texas DPS Troopers investigate According to DPS, the rollover happened at about 12:48 a.m. Sunday on Farm-to-Market Road 1102 just south of Winding Way. Troopers determined a white Ford F-250 was headed north on FM 1102 when it left the roadway to the east. The driver overcorrected, causing the truck to spin off the road and overturn, ejecting two passengers. We are deeply saddened to share the loss of our officer, Sergeant Guzman, following a tragic vehicle crash involving three of our off-duty officers in Comal County on Sunday, November 8,” the Kyle Police Department said. The department said Guzman’s “service and contributions to our department and community will never be forgotten,” adding that it remains focused on supporting the families and department personnel through the loss. Troopers said the driver of the truck was taken to a San Antonio medical facility in critical condition. Three additional passengers were transported to area hospitals with injuries. Authorities have notified the families, and the crash remains under investigation, according to DPS. Trending Family of five killed after SUV leaves wet I-10 overpass in Seguin, parents identified Rain-slicked IH-10 in Seguin turned deadly when a Chevrolet Tahoe left an overpass near FM 725, killing a Porter family of five, including three children. FM 725 was shut for hours as police investigate. Two adults, three children killed after vehicle goes off bridge near I-10 in Seguin A single-vehicle crash near FM 725 and Interstate 10 prompted road closures in Seguin on Sunday afternoon, according to the Seguin Police Department.In a traffic alert posted to Facebook, police said at 1:30 p.m. on Suspect allegedly stalked ex-girlfriend, tracked her vehicle, and struck her with dumbbell A San Antonio police detective is seeking an arrest warrant for a 34-year-old man accused of stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend, including messages that said, “I’ll kill you I should just run right into your Bob Mills, founder of Bob Mills Furniture, dies at 79 years old Bob Mills, the founder of Bob Mills Furniture, has died, according to a statement posted on Facebook by the company.“To Friends and Family, it is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we share the passing of our EXCLUSIVE: 7-year-old American girl killed by gunfire from Mexican police helicopter SAN ANTONIO, Texas — A 7-year-old American girl was killed by a bullet fired from a Mexican state police helicopter during a security operation in Matamoros, Me NEWS IN PHOTOS: " Local " 3 NEW New Fiesta celebration aims to fill NIOSA void, big announcement coming Wednesday 13 POLL: Would you ride in Tesla’s fully driverless Robotaxi on San Antonio roads? 4 The Receipts: Local FBI agents detail how sextortion schemes target teens 6 Showers lingers this morning before drier weather returns to San Antonio