Jason Momoa found himself at the heart of an alarming scene Friday night in Milwaukee, near Veterans Park, where a suspected drunk driver crashed a minivan into a median and then onto the sidewalk. The vehicle came to rest smoking, with the driver unconscious inside.
Passersby and law enforcement quickly moved in. First responders immediately began administering chest compressions, while onlookers, including Momoa, helped direct traffic and prevent further danger. Marcus Schwartz, acting Special Agent for the FBI in Las Vegas, highlighted his heroism—but in Milwaukee, it was local law enforcement and the actor’s quick-thinking presence that helped stabilize a dangerous situation .
Though none of the specifics about the driver’s injuries have been disclosed, DWI collisions often result in traumatic fractures, head injuries, spinal damage, or internal harm. Even when no immediate symptoms are apparent, victims may face complications days or weeks later.
At Makkabi Law Group, we understand the aftermath of DWI accidents transcends the road. Victims may be coping with lost income, emotional distress, mounting medical bills, or enduring physical disabilities. Our experienced team specializes in personal injury claims stemming from drunk driving, vehicle defects, and wrongful conduct by negligent parties. We offer comprehensive support—from collecting evidence like police and medical records to filing claims against at-fault drivers or their insurers. Our goal is to maximize compensation for injury and suffering, so you can focus on healing while we advocate for your rights.
Additionally, DWI incidents often spotlight systemic issues: impaired drivers, flawed policy enforcement, or lack of adequate roadside safety measures. Holding negligent parties accountable is not just about compensation—it’s about triggering change and promoting safer roads.
If you or a loved one have suffered from a DUI-related crash, you don’t have to face the aftermath alone. Connect with Makkabi Law Group today. Let us handle the legal challenges while you concentrate on recovery and rebuilding.
