The man accused in the Alamo crash that hospitalized six people did stop at the scene but left before police arrived, according to Alamo Police Department Lt. Eduardo Garza.

Jose Fidencio Luna Ramirez was later arrested in the city of Hidalgo. He was charged with two counts of collision involving serious bodily injury and four counts of collision involving injury.

Garza said Ramirez was not charged with failure to render aid because it already falls under the charge of collision involving injury.

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The crash occurred on June 19 in the westbound lanes of Expressway 83 near Tower Road. Ramirez was driving a tractor-trailer that collided with a Dodge Durango.

A 5-year-old child was ejected from the Durango and suffered severe head trauma. Two adults and three other children were hospitalized with various major injuries.