Community in Shock Over Midland Teen Killed in Glasscock County Wreck

	Community in Shock Over Midland Teen Killed in Glasscock County Wreck Midlanders are mourning the loss of 18-year-old Jacob Power. He recently graduated from Lee High School. Power and 29-year-old Bryan McBride were killed in a wreck on Tuesday night in Glasscock County. Glasscock County Sheriff Keith Burnett tells NewsWest 9 a dump truck, driven by Ruben Garces, ran a stop sign at FM 2401 and slammed into a pickup on FM 1357. We're told the impact was so hard, the pickup ended up underneath the dump truck. Power and McBride were inside the pickup during the collision. Both young men died. Power played football at Lee High School. He was number 37. It seems not one person disliked this bright-eyed young man. Endless comments sending condolences have ben posted on our NewsWest 9 Facebook page. Miranda Vasquez and Kristian Rodriquez both graduated with Power. Vasquez tells NewsWest 9, "If I was ever having a bad day he would just look at me and just smile and everything would be better. It's just really sad that he had to be taken because he's not going to get to experience all of the things we'll get to experience." Rodriguez tells NewsWest 9 he and Power were so close that they were practically brothers. He says, "He was always smiling. No matter what the situation was. [I'll miss] his laugh and his smile. Everything." Recent Midland High School graduate Jacob Bell met Power when they were working for the Rockhounds. For Bell, the shock has not worn off. "I still can't believe it. It still hasn't hit me yet and it probably won't hit me <b>...</b>	From: AdamJacobson08 Views: 0 0 ratings
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