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Woman Arrested in South L.A. Hit-and-Run that Killed 16-Year-Old Boy
Police say the driver fled after striking two pedestrians, and the suspect was later booked on $3.255 million bail.
- On Wednesday, police arrested 28-year-old Raygine Glentasia Evans in connection with a September 22 hit-and-run that killed 16-year-old Hernan Martinez and critically injured his sister, Vicky Martinez, in South Los Angeles.
- Investigators allege Evans was driving a blue 2025 Nissan Sentra at 80 mph when she ran a stop sign at 60th Street and 10th Avenue, striking the siblings before fleeing the scene.
- Detective Ryan Moreno of the LAPD's South Traffic Division said surveillance footage showed Evans on her cell phone while driving: "The sad part is, after this happened, instead of trying to stop and help and get aid they took off."
- Booked into county jail, Evans remains held in lieu of $3.255 million bail on charges including murder, grand theft, and shoplifting, with nine prior citations for reckless driving and running stop signs.
- Following the death, the city installed speed humps on 60th Street, while Earl Ofari Hutchinson of the Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable launched a campaign urging residents to identify drivers who flee fatal collisions.
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Woman Arrested for Running over with Escape in Which a Hispanic Man Died in Los Angeles - La Opinión
Raygine Evans was arrested for her alleged involvement with the September 22 hit-and-run in Hyde Park, where 16-year-old Hernán Martínez died.
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LAPD to Release Details On Hit-And-Run Suspect Arrested for Killing Teen
Officials at the Los Angeles Police Department planned to release additional information Thursday about the arrest of a 28-year-old woman suspected of killing a 16-year-old boy and critically injuring his sister after running a stop sign and fleeing the scene in Hyde Park. Raygine Glentasia Evans was arrested at about 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in Los […]
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