The California teenage brown Levi, who was killed by allegedly drunk drivers,

A high school student in Southern California was killed on Sunday after a suspected drunk driver beat him.

The Manhattan Beach police authority said that the officials had arrested 33-year-old Jenia Belt on Sunday at 12.46 p.m. on suspicion of DUI and Murder at 12.46 p.m. after a person on the street was found next to a car. According to Fox 11, the victim was identified as Braun Levi, an 18-year-old student of the Loyola High School, who was only a month away from the final. He had planned to visit the University of Virginia after graduation.

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Levi was a senior at the Loyola High School, where he was supposed to graduate in June. He was a four-year-old Versity starter in the tennis team of the high school and, according to a social media post by the Catholic Jesuit school, is considered “one of the experienced students in the program history” after winning a league championship on April 29.

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In addition to his participation in the Tenniste team, the high school senior was also an ultimate team captain, a member of the student council, a volleyball team manager and much more.

The Loyola High School athletics department recognized Levi on Sunday in a social media contribution.

“We are broken with broken heart to share news about the death of Braun Levi, senior of the Loyola High School,” wrote the school's athletics department. “His lovable personality, his contagious smile and its limitless energy made him a beloved member of the Loyola community. He was a real man for and with others, and we will miss him very much. We love you, brown.”

Braun's death comes at a time when his parents recently lost their home in the Palisades Fire and, according to the Los Angeles Times, they move to South Bay.

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Braun was a senior at the Loyola High School. (@brown.levi/Instagram)

Braun's friends shower his Instagram page with touching news after he had died.

“Anyone who found out that they know how happy they are. They never met a stranger and an impact on everyone who met them. I will be as big every day as they live.

The headmaster of the Loyola High School, Jamal Adams, spoke high over Braun in a message to employees and students on Sunday.

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Braun should visit the University of Virginia after graduation. (@brown.levi/Instagram)

“Braun was a bright presence in our Loyola family … to offer everyone he touched, light, joy and inspiration,” wrote Adams.

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