Family members, friends, and members of the Euless community are mourning the tragic loss of 15-year-old Levi Mott, who died following a crash involving a motorcycle and a semi-truck on Saturday morning.
According to the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office, Levi Mott was identified as the victim of the crash that occurred shortly after 11 a.m. on westbound Highway 183 near Industrial Boulevard in Euless. Euless Police and Fire Department crews responded to the scene following reports of a serious collision involving a motorcycle and a semi-truck.
Authorities said Levi was pronounced dead shortly after first responders arrived due to the severity of his injuries. Despite immediate emergency response efforts, he could not be saved.
Investigators have released limited details about the circumstances leading up to the crash. At this time, it remains unclear how the collision occurred, and officials have not said whether any charges will be filed. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to determine what led to the tragic incident.
The crash led to the closure of the highway for several hours as officers processed the scene and worked to clear the roadway. The incident has left a deep impact on the community, where grief is being felt widely following the loss of a young teenager.
Family, friends, classmates, and neighbors are remembering Levi for the joy, energy, and light he brought into their lives. Those closest to him are leaning on one another as they share memories and try to cope with the pain of his absence.
The loss of a child has left an immeasurable void for his loved ones, who are now facing an incredibly difficult time of mourning. Support and condolences continue to pour in for the Mott family as the community rallies around them.
As the investigation continues, loved ones are focused on honoring Levi’s memory and celebrating the life he lived, however short. He will be remembered for the impact he made, the moments he shared, and the love he leaves behind in the hearts of those who knew him.
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