Anthony Tigre Guzman Death, Obituary, Comal County, Texas: Kyle Police Sergeant Among Two Killed in Horrific Rollover Crash

Anthony Tigre Guzman Death, Obituary, Comal County, Texas: Kyle Police Sergeant Among Two Killed in Horrific Rollover Crash

The Kyle Police Department is mourning the death of Sergeant Anthony Tigre Guzman, who was among two people killed in a rollover crash involving a pickup truck in Comal County, Texas. Guzman, 34, died in the early hours of Sunday, November 8, 2026, alongside 28-year-old Skylar Brianna Arroyo, as authorities continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.

Anthony Tigre Guzman Death, Obituary, Comal County, Texas: Kyle Police Sergeant Among Two Killed in Horrific Rollover CrashAccording to the Texas Department of Public Safety, troopers responded to the crash at approximately 12:48 a.m. on Farm-to-Market Road 1102, just south of Winding Way. The two victims, both residents of New Braunfels, were pronounced dead at the scene.

Preliminary findings indicate that a white Ford F-250 was travelling north on FM 1102 when it veered off the right side of the road. The driver reportedly overcorrected to the left, causing the truck to slide sideways, leave the roadway and roll over. Two passengers were ejected from the vehicle during the crash.

The driver was transported to a hospital in San Antonio, where they remained in critical condition according to the initial report. Three other passengers were also taken to different hospitals for treatment of injuries. The identities and medical conditions of those injured have not been fully detailed in the information released.

Guzman was one of three off-duty Kyle Police Department officers involved in the crash. The department confirmed his identity and said he had served with the agency for 10 years, building a record of service and commitment to the community. His career included numerous awards and commendations, among them several Life-Saving and Meritorious Conduct awards.

In its tribute, the Kyle Police Department expressed deep sadness over the loss of the sergeant, saying his service and contributions to the department and community would never be forgotten. His death has left colleagues and members of the wider law enforcement

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