3 dead, including 2 officers, in Comal County crash

Three people are dead after a crash in Kamal County, including two Kyle police officers. Fox 7 Austin's Jenna King is joining us live in Kyle right now with the details. Jenna. Yeah, Kyle. Kyle police are mourning the loss of those officers. And now the questions remain, what exactly led up to this crash? Texas DPS says a white Ford F-250 truck was driving north when it veered off the road to the right just before one Sunday morning. The driver overcorrected to the left, causing the truck to slide sideways, ejecting two passengers. The crash happened on FM 1102 in Comal County, just south of Winding Way. The driver was taken to a San Antonio medical facility. Three passengers were also taken to hospitals for injuries sustained in the crash. One of those killed in the crash was Kyle Police Sergeant Anthony Guzman, who died at the scene. The department announced his death Tuesday. The 34-year-old was a 10-year veteran of the department and received numerous awards and commendations, including multiple life-saving and conduct awards throughout his career. A crowdfunding campaign reveals Guzman leaves behind an 8-year-old daughter and a loving family. 28-year-old Skyler Brianna Arroyo of New Braunfels also died in the crash. According to a crowdfunding campaign, Arroyo leaves behind young children. Her family saying on Facebook. Their hearts are forever changed by the unimaginable loss. Thursday. The department sharing another officer had died in the crash, 27-year-old officer Austin Brennan. According to DPS, Officer Brennan was the driver. Police say during his four years with the department, he was recognized by many in the community for his professionalism and compassion. Brennan was an organ donor, and Kyle police say in his final act of service, he selflessly saved nine lives. A third Kyle police officer was also involved in the crash, but no details were released about that officer or their current condition. We're in condition. Kyle Police says that at this time, the department is working with the families and offering support to its staff. Yeah, those crowdfunding campaigns that I mentioned, we will have links to those on our website. Alec. Jenna, certainly a lot of unanswered questions, but do we have any other information on this investigation? A lot of unanswered questions, and unfortunately, not right now. We're hoping those answers come here in the days to come, as that is all still under investigation. But for now, we're reporting in Kyle, Jenna King, Fox 7 Austin News.