Community mourns woman killed in alleged DUI crash in San Bernardino



A community came together to mourn the death of a 21-year-old woman killed in an alleged #DUI crash in #SanBernardino. πŸ’” Investigators say #LeilaStrawder was thrown from an SUV while riding shotgun with a driver under the influence. Investigators have since arrested and charged her friend, #ShayleeWilliams, with DUI and vehicle manslaughter. #shorts

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47 thoughts on “Community mourns woman killed in alleged DUI crash in San Bernardino”

  1. My mom has always been Uber Mom, from middle and high school parties up until now. No matter where we were or how many friends needed a safe ride home she always made sure we gotten home safely. I feel saddened for this mom, I believe she would have gotten her daughter home safely too. Wear your seatbelts everyone!

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  2. In this day and age where nearly every young person in the US has access to a Smartphone where they could send a simple text in literally 5 seconds to their Mom or Dad, another family member (if they have one who lives near them), or a responsible friend who would pick u up so that neither you or your friend need to get behind the wheel of any vehicle. Totally tragic, especially because of how preventable it was, had she simply texted her Mom and asked Mom to come pick her up.

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  3. I’m so so sorry. I know from personal experience the loss of your child is the worst pain I’ve ever experienced. My life is never gonna be the same again . And when it’s something so tragic it’s more traumatic for us parents. My daughter was murdered over a yr ago. Trying to help her ex . Trying to save him she lost her life. My grandchildren have suffered so bad as our whole family. I pray God can give your heart some peace and give you and your family the strength to make it thru this. Again my heart goes out to you .

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  4. My heart hurts for the young lady parents family and friends that are mourning

    Apply discernment
    Continue you to cultivate it
    That we may be responsible
    As these principals protect ourselves and our neighbor

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  5. My hearts hurts for this morher, may God heal her broken heart in the Mighty Name of Jesus Christ πŸ™ He came to heal the broken hearted. I
    stopped drinking about 7 years ago and I have always been so thankful for God delivering me and protecting me along with others all the years that i did. I watch cars very carefully while driving now, especially on weekends and on holidays.

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  6. My mother slipped in the bathroom broke her neck, drunk person didn't have anything to do with her being where she was. But gets the full blame, fate will take us all.

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  7. So many stories like these now n days but boy do they love promoting alcohol theres nothing good about it why don’t they ban it πŸ€” maybe too much profits come with it🀷

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