By: Real America News Updated 09 Sea 2022, 14: 52 pm EST
Jaylene González, first grade student at Enfield High School, died from injuries caused after being thrown by a van
, while walking with a friend on North Road in East Windsor.
The driver identified as Jesse Robert Pincince, who he was distracted reading the text messages he had on his mobile phone, losing his attention on the street, he hit the minor, who flew into the air and then fall on asphalt and roll to the grass.
The Journal Inquirer newspaper wrote that around 60 Feet ran through González’s body, from the impact to where he landed, Officer Byron C. Smith, Sheriff, commented in an interview of East Windsor, who also shared that a woman who preferred anonymity was a key witness, as she alerted 911 of a driver who was not He looked fit to drive.
The 14-year-old Enfield high school student, who was killed by an alleged distracted driver in East Windsor Sunday, has now been identified as Jaylene Gonzalez. How the community is rallying in her memory of her. @FOX61News https://t.co/eTlY9eDr69
—Tony Terzi (@T2Fox61) March 8, 2022
The witness reported that she was driving a van, which was leaving side by side on the interstate 91, warning that it could cause an accident because on different occasions he was about to hit some cars. The witness was accompanied by other people, they decided to follow the man until he left the interstate.
When the driver took the North Road or Route 140, she ran a traffic light, she could no longer go through the red light and when he continued on his way he realized that the truck was stopped and the driver was trying to help a person
who was lying on the street.
When the police arrived on the scene, they approached Pincince who they noticed was a little strange, but he told them that he had taken medication for the pain of back, in addition he confessed to them that he was legally blind in his right eye and that he should wear glasses, but they had forgotten them, Smith explained.
Sergeant Smith questioned Pincince about if he had been distracted by the mobile phone and to which he answered yes because he was arguing via messages texting with his wife.
Jaylene González was transferred to the hospital still alive where the doctors did everything necessary to cure her, but that night she was declared dead, shared the same diary.
The high school where she studied prepared a tribute for González with
a minute of silence during a basketball game that was scheduled on the school agenda. The teachers and directors of the institution during a meeting dedicated more time to the girl whom they describe as a good student and who had a great future.
Jaylene González’s family created a page through GoFundMe to raise funds that will be used for the teenager’s funeral. The goal was $30,000 dollars so far they have raised $41,140 Dollars.
The Hartford Superior Court, Judge Kimberly P. Massicotte reduced Jesse Robert Pincince’s bail
from $350,09 to $350,000 because I couldn’t afford it. The defendant is in the Hartford Correctional Center. He is scheduled to return to court next April.
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