San Antonio police believe a man who died in a South Side crash was headed home after working all night and fell asleep at the wheel.
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They say a man who was leaving the nearby Toyota plant just after 6:30 a.m. noticed the wreckage along S. Zarzamora near Hunters Pond and called 911.That person later told officers he recognized the car as belonging to one of his co-workers. “They had just finished their work shift. We believe they have a 12-hour work shift, and just heading home at the end of the day,” said Sgt. Jose Garay, with the San Antonio Police Department.Firefighters worked to cut the driver out of the car, but it was too late. He died from his injuries.They say it does not appear any other vehicles were involved, that the driver simply lost control and left the roadway.
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