Yesterday we told you about 18-year-old Bianca Reyes, who was flung out of a golf cart as it was speeding down the street in the San Mateo area of San Pedro. Today, we spoke with her boyfriend, Dixon Paguada, who told us about the moment he rushed out his house to find his girlfriend dead on the ground.
But, before we could finish out interview, his mother - who is also the mother of the driver, Miriam Rodriguez, who was later charged with Reyes' death - interrupted our interview.
Here's is how that went down.
Dixon Paguada, Boyfriend of Deceased
"I was at home waiting for her. She gave me a call and she ask me what I to eat and I told her anything that is cheap so me and you could eat and she said alright then, so I was waiting at home and all of a sudden I heard 2 shouts saying Dixon. The first one I didn't pay it mind, but the second scream my sister made she was crying and so I ran out the house where Bianca was at about 1 block away from my house. When I gone I see my girl laying down on the street side and everyone was panicking and no one was helping, so I grab my girl and a golf cart was passing by and I ask someone to help me back her to go to the clinic. We went and on the way we met triple R and they start to their procedures to try and bring back my girl and from there they took her to the polyclinic. My whole clothes was full of blood, because back of her head was bleeding out. I went home to take a shower and I went back at the polyclinic and that was when they gave me the sad news that she had passed away."
Reporter
"How long were you two together?"
Dixon Paguada, Boyfriend of Deceased
"Today would be 10 months. She was a person that she was around you..."
Rodriguez was charged with manslaughter by negligence, causing death by careless conduct, drive a motor vehicle with alcohol concentration above the prescribed limit, negligent wounding and negligent harm.
