HAYS COUNTY / KYLE, TX — The Kyle Police Department and the Hays County community are in deep mourning following a multi-vehicle crash that took the lives of 34-year-old Kyle Police Sergeant Anthony “Tigre” Guzman and 28-year-old Skylar Brianna Arroyo on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
The tragic incident occurred along Farm-to-Market Road 1102, leaving several others injured and an entire law enforcement agency grieving the loss of a dedicated officer.
According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, both victims were identified following the fatal collision. Their unexpected deaths have left family members, friends, colleagues, and community members grieving two lives lost.
Sergeant Anthony Tigre Guzman served with the Kyle Police Department, dedicating himself to public service and the responsibility of protecting others. His passing is a profound loss for his family, friends, fellow officers and the department he served. Those who knew him are now left with memories of a life that made a difference to the people around him.
Skylar Brianna Arroyo, 28, also leaves behind loved ones facing the painful reality of her absence. Her life was precious to those who knew her, and her memory will remain with the family and friends who cherished her.
Authorities also reported that an off-duty Hays County deputy was expected to recover from the crash. The driver remained in critical condition, while three additional people were transported to hospitals for medical treatment.
As authorities continue to address the circumstances surrounding the collision, the loss of Anthony and Skylar is being felt by everyone connected to them. Their deaths serve as a painful reminder of how suddenly lives can change.
Our deepest condolences go to the families and friends of both victims, as well as the Kyle Police Department and all those affected by this tragedy.
May Sergeant Anthony Tigre Guzman and Skylar Brianna Arroyo rest in peace. May their loved ones find strength and comfort in the memories they leave behind.
Gone too soon, but never forgotten.
