A Texas household is choosing up the items after an alleged drunk driver killed their 7-year-old daughter in a devastating crash that additionally left her mom injured.
Joel Gonzalez Chacin, 41, the suspected drunk driver accused of inflicting the crash that killed her, appeared in court docket Tuesday morning.
He was charged with intoxication manslaughter for the loss of life of Ivory Smith, a 2nd-grade scholar at Klenk Elementary Faculty in Houston.
The devastating crash additionally left Smith’s mother, Christina Quainoo, severely injured.
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Authorities confirmed to Fox Information Digital that the 41-year-old was intoxicated when he T-boned Christina and her younger daughter on Sunday, Dec. 1 at 2:45 a.m.
Police stated that Chacin took images of the scene of the crash “instead of helping” after which drove off. Police stated that the 2 victims had been only some minutes from house.
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His bond was set at $150,000.00 by the 232nd District Courtroom.
“Please keep the family and loved ones of the juvenile victim in your prayers this holiday season,” Harris County Constable Mark Herman stated in a social media put up.
In a GoFundMe, household remembered 7-year-old Ivory for being filled with pleasure and lightweight.
“Ivory brought so much light into our lives in her short time with us, and we will forever cherish the joy and love she gave so freely,” her household stated.
“As we navigate this profound loss, we are also facing the difficult reality of seeking justice for Ivory,” they stated.
The household stated that Quainoo has a protracted spherical of restoration as she grapples with the devastating lack of her younger daughter.
“She will have a long road to recovery and need everyone’s support,” the GoFundMe stated. “Please keep our family and the father, Keion Smith, in your prayers during this incredibly difficult time.”
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Fox Information Digital has reached out to the Houston Police Division for remark.