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Street racing at 117 miles per hour is a deliberate and extraordinarily dangerous choice that ended the lives of two young best friends, exposing his own 8-year-old child to that danger, and abandoning his child after the crash to flee the scene.” San Bernardino County District Attorney Jason Anderson said. “We intend to hold him responsible for every life devastated by his alleged actions.” The two teens killed in the crash, Maddalyn Dailey and Isabell Hill, were best friends who just started their senior year at Sultana High School. The driver of the Dodge Charger, 49-year-old George Gary Sanchez of Riverside, was arrested shortly after the crash; however, Easter went on the run, leading the California Highway Patrol to issue a $1 million arrest warrant . The Hesperia Unified School District released a statement on the death of the two teens, which read in part: “The loss of these bright young individuals leaves a profound void across our campuses and community.
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