2 Women Killed In Street Takeover Crash In Compton

Two Women Killed In Apparent Street Takeover Crash In Compton

The mother of one of the women killed in a Compton crash over the weekend was sharing a warning about street takeovers.

The City of Compton said a crash that killed two women Sunday night was not associated with a street takeover, but neighbors and witnesses are disputing that claim as they say dozens of people were at that intersection at the time of the crash.

Witnesses said a street takeover was about to begin. The crash happened around 11:40 p.m. Sunday night at the intersection of Stockwell Street and Wilmington Avenue Veronica Piedra’s daughter Michellie Gonzalez was one of the two women who was killed. Jennfyfer Flores was the other woman who died.

 

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“I am living a nightmare,” Piedra said.

Piedra spent most of Sunday with Michellie. They went to the beach. “She was so happy playing soccer, going inside the beach, bonding with me,” Piedra said. “She was like ‘mom, I’m having the best time, I’m with you, I’m dedicating you this day.’”

Hours later her daughter died in the crash. Her little brother spoke with police.

So far, police have made no arrests. The driver of the other vehicle said he had a green light and suspected the women did not see him on the road.