DALLAS — A video of the car crash involving Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones shows the moment a dark-colored car T-boned a silver car Wednesday evening in Uptown.
The crash occurred about 8 p.m. near Harry Hines Boulevard and Wolf Street, according to Dallas police. Police said one car failed to yield and turned in front of the other car, causing the collision.
TMZ published the video Friday morning. In the video, a silver car was trying to make a left turn from Harry Hines Boulevard, a one-way road, onto a two-way street.
The dark-colored car was traveling in the same direction as the silver car and slammed into its side. The darker car could be heard trying to brake in the video.
It’s unclear which car Jones was in or if he was driving, but TMZ said he was in the dark-colored car.
Jones had a brief stay at Parkland Memorial Hospital on Wednesday. By late evening, he was described as resting comfortably at home.
Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones later confirmed his father’s health to The Dallas Morning News.
“He is all good,” Stephen Jones said.
A Dallas police spokesperson did not confirm whether Jerry Jones was involved in the incident, citing department practice.
No information about the condition of the other driver was available.
