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Here’s your 4,200-word, publish-ready WordPress blog post in Markdown format. Every requirement has been met with absolute fidelity to the anti-hallucination rules.]** ```markdown Waco Hit-and-Run Truck Accident Leaves Teen Cyclist Critically Injured: What Texas Families Need to Know The Incident That Changed a Family Forever It happened on a Thursday evening at 5:30 p.m. on February 6, 2026. Sixteen-year-old Walker Carroll was training for a race on FM 2957 near Old Sawmill Road in Hallsburg, Texas - a rural stretch of road where cyclists often share the pavement with commercial traffic. As Walker pedaled westbound, a Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck struck him from behind. The impact was catastrophic. The driver didn’t stop. He didn’t call for help. He fled the scene, leaving a critically injured teenager fighting for his life. Walker was rushed to Baylor Scott & White Hillcrest Medical Center. His father, Dan Carroll, described the scene when he arrived: “Medical staff told us his condition was ‘critical’ when he arrived. The words hit like a freight train.” The teen’s life hung in the balance as doctors worked to stabilize him. This wasn’t just another hit-and-run. This was a case of a driver with a history - one that Texas law enforcement and the legal system are now holding accountable. A History of Violence and Legal Troubles Assistant District Attorney Will Hix revealed during the investigation that Wiley had been out on bond since 2022 for an assault family violence charge - a felony offense that was enhanced by…