Tragic Motorcycle Crash Claims Two Lives in the Bronx
A tragic motorcycle crash in the Bronx early Sunday claimed the lives of two young individuals, including a 13-year-old boy who had recently immigrated to New York City from Mexico in search of a better life. Alejandro Rodriguez-Villagomez, the young victim, was riding as a passenger on a motorcycle with 21-year-old Joson Alexis Rodriguez-Huerta when the driver lost control, resulting in a fatal accident.
Seeking a Better Life in New York City
Rodriguez-Villagomez’s cousin shared that the 13-year-old had only been in the city for a few months after leaving Mexico to pursue a brighter future. His tragic death has left his family devastated, with his parents back in Puebla, Mexico, heartbroken over the loss of their beloved son.
Living with his older cousins in Parkchester, Rodriguez-Villagomez’s untimely passing has left a profound impact on his family, who are now grappling with the difficult task of arranging his funeral services.
Community Grieves the Loss of Young Lives
The Bronx community mourns the loss of Rodriguez-Villagomez and Rodriguez-Huerta, who tragically lost their lives in the fatal crash. The young victims’ friends and family are coming together to support one another during this challenging time, with a GoFundMe account set up to assist with funeral expenses.
Just hours before this heartbreaking incident, another young man, Tramaine Womack, also lost his life in a motorcycle accident in the Bronx, highlighting the dangers faced by motorcyclists on the city streets.
As the community grapples with these devastating losses, it serves as a somber reminder of the importance of road safety and the need to protect all individuals, especially young riders, from such tragic accidents.
