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Frank Bravo's Tragic Hit-and-Run: Seeking Justice

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Tragic hit-and-run in Johnson County, Texas, leaves 63-year-old Frank Bravo dead. Bravo, a loving father, was walking home from a convenience store when struck by an SUV. Police seek tips on the suspect vehicle and driver. GoFundMe set up for funeral costs. Family offers forgiveness, urging justice for Bravos kin.

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Frank Bravo's Tragic Hit-and-Run: Seeking Justice

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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Frank Bravo's Tragic Hit-and-Run: Seeking Justice. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 2nd. Welcome to Dallas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. A tragic hit and run in Johnson County, Texas, South of Fort Worth claimed the life of 63-year-old Frank Bravo. He was walking along a county road when an SUV struck him, leaving him dead at the scene. Bravo had just stepped out from his go-to-texicle mark, only a short walk from his country home. The force lifted him into the air on impact, and right now, police have no suspect vehicle or driver in sight. His daughter's crystal and merry paint him as the ultimate loving dad, always protective, teaching them independence through boating trips and camping, adventures. The family holds no hate, offering forgiveness to whoever is behind the wheel. The Texas Department of Public Safety's probe is ongoing, with investigators urging tips. Meanwhile, a GoFundMe's lives will cover funeral costs, and you can reach Johnson County Highway Patrol at 512-424-260-0.

Real talk, rows like these demand eyes wide open. Let's hope justice rolls in quick for Frank's kin, turning pain into some kind of peace.

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