Father waiting for justice after daughter killed by drunk driver

CARSON, CA – A family in Carson is grappling with the loss of a beloved daughter, Angelina Davis, who tragically died in a hit-and-run incident on the 110 Freeway. Months have passed, yet no charges have been filed against the suspected DUI driver involved, leaving her grieving father in anguish.

The accident, which occurred on Father’s Day, left a devastating mark. Angelina was a passenger in a car with her boyfriend when another vehicle, allegedly speeding, struck them from behind, causing their car to crash into a guardrail near Torrance Boulevard. The suspect fled the scene, exacerbating the family’s heartache.

Captured in a harrowing video, the aftermath of the crash is a haunting reminder of the tragedy. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) arrested the suspected driver on DUI charges shortly after the incident. However, to the father’s dismay, the suspect was soon released from custody.

Expressing his frustration, Angelina’s father criticized the lack of immediate legal action, pointing out that leaving the scene of an accident is a felony. His concerns are heightened by the possibility that the suspect could evade justice by fleeing the state or country.

Attempts to gain clarity from the District Attorney’s office have been met with little information. The family was informed that the case remains under review, but the lack of updates has left them feeling marginalized and anxious.

The CHP continues to investigate, gathering crucial evidence from the coroner’s office and their accident investigation team. They aim to reconstruct the incident comprehensively before resubmitting the case to the District Attorney.

Angelina had just celebrated her birthday and was making plans for the future with her boyfriend, Brady, who was also injured in the crash. The couple had intended to introduce Brady to her family, a meeting filled with promise that will now never happen.

As the investigation progresses, the family holds onto hope for justice. The father’s plea is simple: for the legal system to act decisively so that no other family endures similar pain.