Bailee Lynn Rios

Case file Bailee Lynn Rios, reference D C zero one eight five. CBS Los Angeles reported that on September fifteenth, authorities alleged Bailee Lynn Rios, thirty-six, drove a gray two thousand four Ford Expedition southbound in the northbound lanes of De Soto Avenue, ran a red light at Nordhoff Street, and hit a Los Angeles Metro bus in Chatsworth. The Los Angeles Times reported the crash happened at roughly five p.m. and involved a Metro Line one sixty-six bus. CBS Los Angeles reported the Medical Examiner identified the two people killed as Gage Weida, thirty-one, and Daniel Castillo, forty-six. CBS also reported six injuries, including one major injury, and said Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins identified the bus driver as among the injured. The Associated Press reported Rios was arrested Tuesday night. The Los Angeles Times reported prosecutors charged Rios with reckless driving, driving under the influence, and two counts of second-degree murder. Those charges are allegations, and no conviction is reported in the trusted sources reviewed. AP reported bail at four point one million dollars. The file’s open questions include whether Rios entered a plea, who represents her, what substance prosecutors allege caused impairment, the next court dates, and the cause of a separate news-helicopter crash. This has been an automated reading of case file D C zero one eight five at developing case dot com. Every fact you heard names a public source.