Florida A & M Alumni tragically killed in a car accident
Florida A & M university community is complain of loss Two alumni who were killed last weekend. The two men died in a car accident while attending the Greek Texas Chicens in Houston, Texas. The victims were identified as Jaiden Flemming and Ronnie Burns; Both of the members of the Kappa Alpha dogs fraternity, Inc.
The collision occurred when the suspect in the Black Ford F-150 who escaped from the police hit his white Lekus vehicle. On a four-way stop, Lexus was entitled to the road when it was aggressively, causing a fire decline that killed both passengers. The fugitive motorcycles hit other cars before the dead collision, according to Khou-11. He was accused of killing from the Department of Houston Police.
According to the Department in Bouston Police Administration, Sergeant Thomas Fendia, driver, Main, is mainly detained by custody on stage. The passenger passenger in the truck also found the police with injuries, but it is not charged. According to Fandia, the police believe that the suspect drank at the time of the accident due to the strong smell of alcohol when they arrested him.
In the wake of heart news, Florida A & M community expressed a deep sadness. Cordial condolences and honor is overwhelmed on social media, praise two young men Their drive, ambition and contributions at school. They both had great careers in front of them before this cruel event ended their lives; One graduated in 2024 years, and the second 2025. years.
This tragic accident comes a month after Kappa Alpha dogs Fraterniti, Inc., lost another member during the Greek event. Two people were shot and killed last month during HBCU-Affelated Kappa Alpha dogs events in Atlanta. The 23-year-old Justin Minitee and 33-year-old Andrew Pearson died after a heating argument that escalated into a shooting. Pearson was the state Alumnus Savannah and Kappa Member of Alpha Psi; Minnitee was not connected to the Brotherhood.
2025-08-05 23:44:00
