Arrest carried out in a ski jet accident of the Memorial Day weekend which killed the recruit of the Air Force

The police in Grapevine, Texasannounced Tuesday that they had arrested as part of the death of an Air Force cadet candidate during the Memorial Day weekend.

“The Texas Game guards and the Grapevine police department have Daikerlyn Alejandra Gonzalez Gonzalez, the suspect linked to the death of Ava Moore in detention,” said the department in a Facebook publication. “We are grateful for the help of colleagues agents of the law enforcement of the Texas Prosecutor General, the Department of Public Security of Texas, the Dallas police department and internal security surveys.”

Vineyard said in a previous article on Facebook that they were looking for a woman “driving the jet ski who struck Ava Moore”.

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According to the police, a jet ski passenger stayed on the scene, while the operator of the machine has fled and then left with an unidentified man. The couple would have crushed a vehicle during their escape from the scene.

Grapevin police said they were investigating the alleged flight offense.

“Investigators actively look for both the PWC operator (Motomarin) and the vehicle driver”, ” The message saidimploring anyone with information to come forward.

“Our thoughts concern the family and friends of Ava during this difficult period. Texas gamekeepers remain determined to ensure the safety of our public waters.”

According to Fox4Moore was only a few weeks old of his dream of joining the army. She had to leave for the basic training of the Air Force and was at home in Texas visiting family during the Memorial Day weekend.

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Moore would have been a student and starry basketball player at US Air Force Preparatory school of the Academy in Colorado.

His trainer, Ke’Sha Blanton, spoke to the media.

“You know, we talked about throughout the year that at one point in her career, she was going to be a four -star general because she loved it,” said Blanton. “She improved those around her.”

Blanton said she felt sadness and anger against Moore’s death.

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“They took a brilliant and brilliant star of our lives,” she said.

Air Force confirmed in a post on its official Instagram page This Moore was a member of the school class of 2029.

“We lost an exemplary teammate this weekend-the candidate of cadets Ava Moore, whose passion for leadership and the service left an impact on all those she met,” wrote Lieutenant-General Tony Bauernfeind, the superintendent of the Academy. “The constant happiness and attitude of AVA have helped his squadron to take up the challenges of the preparatory school, and her desire as Excel was exhibited while she was looking for positions of management to improve and her team. Our team focuses on the supply of the Ava family, from their squadron to the preparatory school, the female basketball team of the preparatory school and the whole family of academics.”

The Grapevine police service has not returned a request for comments.