Update: November 13, 2026
The driver of the Chevrolet Tahoe involved in the July 23, 2026, major crash at the intersection of Avenue M Extension and Cedar Way Street has been identified as Jeffrey Domostoy, 29.
Following an extensive investigation, the Conroe Police Department’s Traffic Reconstruction Unit, with assistance from the Montgomery County District Attorney Vehicular Crimes Unit, secured an arrest warrant for Domostoy on the following charges:
• Intoxication Assault (2 Counts)
• Possession of a Controlled Substance – Penalty Group 2
• Fabricating Physical Evidence with Intent to Impair
Following the issuance of the arrest warrant on November 12th, Domostoy was taken into custody by the Conroe Police Department’s Crime Reduction Unit and subsequently booked into the Montgomery County Jail.
The investigation remains ongoing, and no additional information is being released at this time.
Media Release Date: 07/24/2026
On Thursday, July 23, 2026, at approximately 7:41 p.m., officers with the Conroe Police Department responded to a major crash involving four vehicles at the intersection of Avenue M Extension and Cedar Way Street.
Upon arrival, Conroe PD patrol officers, the Conroe Fire Department and EMS personnel began providing medical attention to multiple injured parties, including two adults and two juveniles. One adult and juvenile suffered life threatening injuries. All injured parties were transported to local hospitals.
The Conroe Police Traffic Reconstruction Unit responded to the scene and initiated an investigation into the crash. Preliminary findings indicate that a Honda Accord was eastbound and stopped on Avenue M Extension. The Accord was waiting to turn northbound onto Cedar Way Street. During this time, a Chevrolet Tahoe failed to control speed as it approached the Accord from behind. The Tahoe veered into oncoming traffic. The Tahoe scraped the Accord and then struck a Chevrolet Suburban head-on in the westbound lane. A Toyota Rav4 that was traveling eastbound on Avenue M Extension then struck the Tahoe. The Tahoe and Suburban suffered catastrophic damage.
The driver and two juveniles from the Suburban were taken to a local hospital for medical care. The driver and a juvenile are currently in critical but stable condition. The second juvenile was treated and released. The drivers of the Accord and Rav4 were not injured.
The driver of the Tahoe was taken to a local hospital as well and is in stable condition.
An investigation is being conducted to see if intoxication is a factor in this crash. The District Attorney’s Vehicular Crimes Unit was contacted and responded to assist with the investigation.
During the aftermath of the crash and subsequent investigation, it was discovered that 29-year-old, Christopher Molina, an off-duty firefighter with Montgomery County ESD#2 had arrived on scene and tampered with physical evidence. Molina was taken into custody and charged with Tampering with Physical Evidence and Possession of a Controlled Substance.
The investigation is still ongoing, and no names or further details can be released at this time.
The Conroe Police Department and Chief Jon Buckholtz extend their sincere condolences and prayers to the victims and to all those affected by this tragic event
