The disaster of Biden’s border polices enacted by his Auto-Pen Poliburo continues, this time claiming the life of an aspiring US Air Force Academy Cadet.
Texas Game Wardens and Grapevine Police announced on Tuesday the arrest of Daikerlyn Alejandra Gonzalez Gonzalez in connection with the death of 18-year-old kayaker Ava Moore, who was killed in a jet ski collision on Grapevine Lake this weekend.
Ava Moore, who had just completed the Air Force Academy Preparatory school and was poised to enter the Academy, was kayaking when she was struck by a jet ski operated by Gonzalez Gonzalez (an illegal alien from Venezuela), with another woman as a passenger.
Daikerlyn Alejandra Gonzalez Gonzalez was identified in the post as the suspect in the death of Ava Moore, 18. Police did not say what charges she may be facing, but said more information will be available later. Her arrest comes after police released a photo of her taken by a member of the public following the accident.The woman is an undocumented immigrant from Venezuela, according to a news release from Attorney General Ken Paxton issued after her arrest….The jet ski’s passenger stayed on scene and talked with first responders, but the driver fled with an unidentified man. While fleeing the scene, the jet ski driver and the man struck a car in the parking lot, authorities said.The man is also an undocumented immigrant, according to Paxton’s news release. It said he was arrested, but it did not identify him or say which country he is from.
Witnesses reported that the jet ski was being driven recklessly throughout the day by Gonzalez.
Lisa Scrabeck, who was at the lake, said she helped render aid to Moore after she was pulled ashore. She checked for a pulse and heartbeat and confirmed that Moore was wearing a life jacket, which was removed before CPR began.”She didn’t suffer in agony,” Scrabeck told CBS News Texas. “It’s very tragic, and I extend my deepest condolences to the family. I can’t imagine being the parents of this young girl. But one thing I can say is that she didn’t suffer from the moment I saw her.”Scrabeck also noted that she had seen the women on the jet ski “driving recklessly” throughout the day.
I have no words to adequately express the impact of this tragedy.
According to Fox4, Moore was just weeks away from her lifelong dream of joining the military. She was scheduled to leave for Air Force basic training and was home in Texas visiting family during Memorial Day weekend.Moore was reportedly a student and star basketball player at the U.S. Air Force Academy Preparatory School in Colorado.Her coach, Ke’sha Blanton, spoke to the media outlet.”You know, we talked throughout the course of the year that at some point in her career she was going to be a four-star general because she loved it,” said Blanton. “She made those around her better.”Blanton said she is feeling sadness and anger over Moore’s death.”They took a bright, bright star from our lives,” she said.
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