Man killed crossing street on west-side, police say

The man was actually hit twice, and the first driver did not stop. The second driver stopped and called for help.

SAN ANTONIO — A man was killed crossing the street on the west-side and police say the driver never looked back.

San Antonio Police say it happened around 10 p.m. Monday on South General McMullen just north of Highway 90 near Castroville Road.

First responders found the man, who they believe was in his 40s, dead when they arrived.

Witnesses told officers the victim was crossing the street when he was hit by a car that didn’t stop.

They say a second car also hit the man but that driver did stop and call for help.

Police say the driver of the first car will likely face charges.

This is an ongoing investigation.

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