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College student killed in crash, driver charged with intoxicated manslaughter

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Sunday, Aug. 9, marks two weeks since a 19-year-old college student from North Texas was killed in a crash by an accused intoxicated driver. Crystal De Luna’s mother said she was out with her boyfriend when the two were crashed into on US Highway 380 and 377. Cross Roads Police arrested 33-year-old Samuel Moses and charged him with intoxicated manslaughter and unlawfully carrying a weapon. According to police, it was a 4-vehicle crash, with multiple others sustaining minor injuries. “I wish it was a dream that I could wake up from,” Vanesa Ramirez, Crystal’s mother, said. “And I could still see her coming in through the door.” According to online records, Moses bonded out of jail four days after the crash. Crystal’s mother expressed feeling torn between grief and anger. “My heart sank, because I thought she was asleep in her room,” Ramirez said. “It’s unfair. because [Moses] gets to walk out, [and] go back to [his] family. And I sit here broken because my daughter passed away because o

First report: Intoxicated woman arrested after lying in stranger’s backyard; drunk driver arrested after falling asleep in car: Brook Park police blotter — cleveland.com, 4d