'2 drunk 2 care': driver posted on her Twitter account just hours before turning the wrong way and killing two friends
A 20-year-old self-proclaimed 'pothead princess' from Florida tweeted the words '2 drunk 2 care' just hours before allegedly causing a horrific wrong-way crash that killed two young women.
Police say Kayla Mendoza, of Hallandale Beach, was the culprit in the Saturday night accident on Sawgrass Expressway that resulted in the deaths of Marisa Caran Catronio and Kaitlyn Nicole Ferrante.
Catronio was pronounced dead at the scene. Her friend was rushed to a hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries this morning.
The 20-year-old Kayla was not shy about sharing photos of weed.
Police have yet to charge Kayla in connection to the deadly accident.
Marisa's father, Gary, sobbed as he said he would never be able to hug his daughter again. 'My little girl is not here anymore because of the negligence of a driver driving on the wrong side of the highway,' he told NBC. 'This has to be stopped. We've got to do something to prevent this.'
Jesse victim's brother wrote: 'Best big sister in the world! No one can ever replace you. You were always there for me and helped me through so much. I love you and you'll never be forgotten.'
A 20-year-old self-proclaimed 'pothead princess' from Florida tweeted the words '2 drunk 2 care' just hours before allegedly causing a horrific wrong-way crash that killed two young women.
Police say Kayla Mendoza, of Hallandale Beach, was the culprit in the Saturday night accident on Sawgrass Expressway that resulted in the deaths of Marisa Caran Catronio and Kaitlyn Nicole Ferrante.
Catronio was pronounced dead at the scene. Her friend was rushed to a hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries this morning.
The 20-year-old Kayla was not shy about sharing photos of weed.
Police have yet to charge Kayla in connection to the deadly accident.
Marisa's father, Gary, sobbed as he said he would never be able to hug his daughter again. 'My little girl is not here anymore because of the negligence of a driver driving on the wrong side of the highway,' he told NBC. 'This has to be stopped. We've got to do something to prevent this.'
Jesse victim's brother wrote: 'Best big sister in the world! No one can ever replace you. You were always there for me and helped me through so much. I love you and you'll never be forgotten.'
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