A teenager is facing multiple felony charges after a street racing crash killed two women and injured another person in River Oaks last month.
River Oaks Police said 19-year-old Nelson Ramirez, of Sansom Park, was "traveling at an extremely high rate of speed" at about 9:20 p.m. on Nov. 30 when he crashed into another driver along the 4400 block of River Oaks Boulevard.
The crash killed 37-year-old Cindy Griffin and 17-year-old Madison Lake and critically injured a third person, Bishop Kline.
Ramirez was arrested Wednesday at his home without incident and was charged with two counts of manslaughter and one count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Both charges are 2nd-degree felonies.
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"We hope that this arrest will offer some comfort to the family members of the victims and aid them in their grieving process," River Oaks Police said in a statement Thursday.
A case against a juvenile driver that police said was also involved in the race is being forwarded to Tarrant County Juvenile Services for prosecution.
