This morning a new video of the sequence in which Felicitas Alvitethe 20-year-old girl who calls herself “La Toretto,” ran over and killed a motorcyclist in La Plata after running the red light at full speed.
The video allows us to see that the young woman I would be running a collision with another black vehicle. They both ran several red lights before the driver caused the death of Ruben Armand36 years old.
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On Thursday, April 11, while driving his Volkswagen Gol TrendAlvite ran over Armand, who was alone aboard a Baraj Boxer model motorcycle.
As was recorded in the images, the driver of the gray car crossed the traffic light on red at full speed. corner of Avenue 13 and 532sideswiping Armand, who He suffered a blow to the head when he hit the asphalt.
The car in which the young woman accused of manslaughter was driving. (Photo: TN).
The motorcyclist was rushed to the Gonnet Hospital, where unfortunately He died due to serious injuries sustained. The news of his death was confirmed by the health center, a few hours after the incident.
Who is Felicitas Alvite, the tiktoker who calls herself “La Toretto”
“Fear? “It’s scary to go with me in the car.”, Alvite wrote on his social networks. After the event that caused Armand’s death, the young woman, who was dedicated to generating content on TikTok and Instagram, closed all of her profiles.
There they found an outrageous video in which he talked about how he drove: “I am a constant ‘he wants to run’ and I act like Toretto”alluding to the actor from the movie Fast and Furious.
The 20-year-old boasted on TikTok that she was a fan of high-speed driving. (Photo: TikTok capture)
The young woman from La Plata lives off her networks and is mainly dedicated to promoting brands. From those around her, they indicated that Alvite attended her studies at the José Manuel Estrada Institute in City Bell and that He started driving as soon as he reached license age.
Before his more than 40 thousand followers on TikTok, Alvite highlighted his fanaticism for driving at high speed and the fear that those who got into his car had. In the post in which he flaunted his driving he wrote: “So competitive it hurts”.
Alvite is accused of the crime of “culpable homicide” in a case that is being processed in UFI No. 12, but it has not been detained for the moment.
