Brandon Michael Rogers, 27, was struck and killed in a pedestrian crash on San Antonio’s northeast side late Saturday night, February 14, 2026. The collision occurred in the 3800 block of North Loop 1604 East near Bulverde Road, according to the San Antonio Police Department. The Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office later confirmed his identity and ruled his cause of death as blunt force injuries sustained in the accident.
Investigators reported that the incident happened just before 11 p.m. when a vehicle traveling eastbound on the access road attempted to enter Loop 1604 East. At that moment, Rogers was in the roadway and was struck by the vehicle. The impact proved fatal, and he was pronounced dead at the scene despite immediate response from emergency personnel.
Police confirmed that the driver of the vehicle remained at the scene following the collision. Authorities have not released the driver’s name but noted that the individual cooperated fully with investigators. No charges have been announced, and the case remains under review as detectives continue to piece together the circumstances surrounding the crash.
The location of the crash, near the busy intersection of North Loop 1604 East and Bulverde Road, is a heavily traveled corridor in northeast San Antonio. Residents in the area expressed concern about pedestrian safety along the access roads, which often see fast-moving traffic merging onto the highway.
The tragedy has highlighted ongoing issues with pedestrian fatalities in San Antonio. Local officials have previously noted that the city has struggled with pedestrian safety, particularly in areas where highway access roads intersect with residential and commercial zones. Rogers’ death adds to the growing calls for improved safety measures along Loop 1604 and similar routes.
Family and friends of Rogers are mourning his sudden loss, remembering him as a young man whose life was cut short in a devastating accident. The investigation by SAPD and the medical examiner’s office will determine whether additional factors, such as lighting conditions or driver speed, contributed to the collision.
