The community reacts to Arbor View High School Senior, who was killed by allegedly impaired drivers

Las Vegas, nev. (FOX5) – A monument grows in Northwest Valley outside of the Arbor View High School after a senior was killed and killed by a suspected, impaired driver who appeared on Saturday morning.

Fox5 heard from Community members who are understandably shaken and think about a life that went too early.

“I just want to send my prayers to her family and I'll cry.”

“It's just really sad. I can't. I don't know why I can't get this girl out of my head.”

Nobody wanted to go in front of the camera, but they were able to say a few words about the high school senior who was killed on this crash on Friday morning.

“If it is so close to the end, it is more concerned about this young life, as we can move forward and make sure that it does not remain unnoticed by anyone. That this never happens in this community.”

These neighbors also mentioned the ongoing traffic safety concerns in the area when you consider that this happened in front of the Arbor View High School campus.

“I've been here in this community for 14 years. It is a very close community and we have always been worried that the children go back and forth at school. Unfortunately, because these small lines don't stop on cars.”

The driver of this car, 37-year-old Keenan Jackson, was arrested on site and appeared on Saturday morning.

He sees Dui, which leads to death, ruthless driving and driving without a valid driver's license.

Its deposit was set at 500,000 US dollars and it has a high -ranking electronic surveillance.

Several students announced FOX5 that an event planned for Friday was canceled for degrees.

A mother in the community really has so close to putting on her hat and dress, thinking about young life, taking it too early.

“This girl should practice her walk. She should graduate. It is only, it is not fair. She was literally robbed. Like her family, it was robbed.”

The subway police tell us that the death of the high school senior is the 59th traffic-related death in its previous jurisdiction this year.

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