The mother expresses her grief over the passing of her son, who was killed in Stanislaus County as a result of a collision and the lengthy pursuit that followed. There have been flowers and candles left at the intersection of Keyes and Geer roads in Stanislaus County in order to pay tribute to the life of Fernando Barajas, who was twenty years old when he passed tragically as a result of a fatal police pursuit that ended in a collision.
The purpose of this action is to show respect for the life of Fernando Barajas.During the collision that took place on Thursday evening, it was determined that he was one of the two guys who were killed in the incident.
Tanya Reyes, an individual who is his mother, was the one who made the identification. According to the information that was provided by members of Fernando Barajas’s family, he is claimed to have left behind a wife and a daughter who is ten months old.
I don’t want any mother to have to go through what I am going through right now,” Reyes said to the reporters reporting on the investigation.Reyes informed her that her son was out with his pals heading to the grocery store to get food for his family at the same time that she was receiving a call from him. According to Reyes, her son was out shopping for food.She had said, “Mom, he’s saying, ‘They’re chasing us,’” which is what she had said. Reyes stated that “He expressed a desire to exit the vehicle.
These words were spoken by Reyes.During the period of the pursuit that the Ceres police were conducting, Barajas was a passenger in the vehicle that was being sought by the police.
At the very last possible moment before the collision, Reyes and her son were having a chat on the phone. The conversation was taking place at the extremely late stage.
