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Nov 08, 2026
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73-year-old Midland woman killed after truck collision on North Big Spring Street

Midland Police confirmed that a tragic traffic accident claimed the life of 73‑year‑old Sabina Madrid Flores on Saturday afternoon. Officers responded to a report of a vehicle‑pedestrian collision at approximately 3 p.m. in the 2200 block of North Big Spring Street, a central thoroughfare in Midland, Texas.

Details of the incident

According to the department’s Facebook post, Flores entered the roadway and was immediately struck by a Ford F‑150 traveling southbound. The driver of the pickup truck was identified only as the operator of the vehicle; no further information about the driver’s condition or any citations issued was released at the time of reporting.

Police response and notification

First‑responding officers secured the scene, provided emergency medical assistance, and conducted an initial investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash. After confirming that Flores had succumbed to her injuries, police notified her family of the tragic loss. The department has not released additional details pending a full investigation.

Community impact

The loss of a senior resident reverberates through the Midland community, reminding motorists of the importance of vigilance in areas where pedestrians and vehicles share the road. Local officials have historically emphasized safe driving practices, especially in busy downtown corridors where foot traffic is common.

Safety reminders

While the investigation continues, Midland Police encourage drivers to observe posted speed limits, use turn signals, and remain alert for pedestrians crossing streets. Pedestrians are urged to use designated crosswalks whenever possible and to stay aware of surrounding traffic conditions.

Next steps

The department will release a more comprehensive report once the investigation is complete. Any individuals with additional information about the incident are asked to contact Midland Police Department’s non‑emergency line.


Original reporting: CBS7 / First Alert 7 KOSA (Gray) — read the source article.

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