Richard Romo is arrested for the hit and run case that killed a 13-year-old boy named Dylan Buensuceso.
A child was hit by a white Ford truck while he was coming home from school. The Goodyear kid, on April 26, was later identified by the police as Dylan Buensuceso.
Police were in search of the driver of the vehicle and according to Yahoo News, officers have arrested the 44-year-old Richard, believed to be the culprit in the case.
Richard Romo Arrested For Killing Child In Hit And Run
Richard Romo is the main suspect who got arrested in the Hit and Runs case and he was driving the truck that killed the 13-year-old boy.
At the place on San Gabriel Drive where the accident took place many people have put flowers and lit candles in the name of the deceased boy. He was in eighth grade and couldn’t be saved from the injuries after a hit-and-run incident.
Police slowly revealed the victim’s identity and they ran a thorough investigation regarding the case and spent two days finding out the culprit.
He has been detained but the punishment that he will receive will be disclosed when the judge will give the verdict.
Dylan Buensuceso Obituary And Death News
According to his Obituary, Dylan Buensuceso was the child who was hit and killed by a pickup truck while returning home from school.
On further investigation, it was known that Dylan was riding on a bicycle and was on the way home when he was struck by the truck.
His father, Frederick Buensuceso told that after hitting his son the driver fled the scene and asked how can the person be such inhumane to do it.
Dylan was a student at the Estrella Mountain Elementary School in Phoenix. The School released a letter to the parents and also expressed to people that the Buensuceso family needs privacy at this time.
Richard Romo Mugshot Photos- Is He In Prison?
Richard Romo has been arrested for committing the crime and he might be in prison but it is vague as the verdict has not been made regarding it.
Police came to know that he is the culprit as he had been booked on two counts and was linked to exiting the scene of a fatality or injury.