@crimechronicles911: On the night of May 16, 2023, two 20-year-old best friends went for a drive in Seminole County, Florida. What was supposed to be a fun ride in a new Porsche would end with one young man dead and the other facing a decision he would have to live with for the rest of his life. Zachary Kreusch was behind the wheel of his mother’s Porsche Boxster, with his longtime best friend, Dylan Charles Astacio, in the passenger seat. According to the investigation, Dylan wanted to see how fast the Porsche could go. Zachary agreed. It was late at night, and they were traveling along Brumley Road—a dark roadway with no streetlights and a curve ahead. That decision to test the speed of the car would change everything. Zachary lost control while attempting to negotiate the curve. The Porsche left the roadway, entered a ditch, struck a tree and then a fence before overturning and catching fire. Zachary survived the crash. But Dylan was trapped underneath the Porsche. When first responders arrived, the vehicle was engulfed in flames. An officer attempted to get close enough to Dylan, but the intensity of the fire forced him back. After firefighters extinguished the flames, Dylan was pronounced dead at the scene. He was only 20 years old. The medical examiner determined Dylan died from blunt-impact injuries to his head, torso and extremities. More than a year after the crash, in July 2024, he was arrested and charged with vehicular homicide. This case is also an important reminder, especially for young drivers: driving isn’t a game. It only takes one bad decision behind the wheel to change multiple lives forever. No amount of speeding, showing off, or pressure from friends is worth someone’s life. Drive safely. The people in your car are trusting you to get them home. #recklessdriving #bodycam #cops #accident #police

Key :

How is he not injured? Wow

Rey Rojas197 :

“What am I guna tell his parents?” Nothing bud they fina throw the book at you

gabeowners69 :

“That’s fine” is crazy 💀

CountryGirl_TravelingUSA®️ :

My big bro passed at 20 as a passenger in his friends car (dui high speed) my parents didn’t press charges because they knew it could have been anyone in the car driving and the young man would live with it forever and now 45 years later I look back and he did, sadly. The guy never recovered mentally from that accident never made anything of himself and his family paid too. His dad was a teacher and there had been 9 children in our family that saw him every day The father hung his head seeing us. I wanted to hug the man and tell him it wasn’t his fault. I was 8 when my brother passed

Justice :

Porsche 718 boxster 20 year old

Chris Hollenbeck661 :

they were babies. it will destroy both of them , just at different times

🕷️ :

Literally went to hs with this kid

🦉Tyke🦉 :

Speed kills and don’t be dumb. Simple as that

user5594012372792 :

I hope this young man is getting the help he needs to recover from this. You can hear the pain in his voice, and he has to live with this for the rest of his life. God help him. Not to take away from the life that was lost in any way 🕊🙏🕊

StephanieD (Taylors version) :

Wait this is local af

Jessgigiִֶָ𓂃࣪🕳️˖ ⏱️🐇་༘࿐ :

That’s fine 😳

Nikki.2871SHOP :

This is heartbreaking for everyone involved truly 😭

alphadaddy69696969 :

Omg I live here i heard about this, so sad 💔💔

Robert Jenkins :

his life will never be the same

X_MTL_O 🇳🇮🇺🇸🇺🇦 :

🥺🥺 The pain in his voice...

Kellzz :

This is devastating

Annmarie’s Trini Sauces :

This cop like he didn’t care💯how the kid knew his friend was dead ☠️this is so very sad because you can hear in his voice!!! 😥😥😥

Cutiepie :

Omg

✝️Minda❌ :

My good friend was killed in a wreck. He was a driver, and someone ran him off the road and they took off. I’m not sure they even know it killed my friend. He was just shy of his 20th. Of all the dumb shit we did in the cars before that happened. And he was killled at 30mph. Crazy.

Mirta :

One Of A Kind! :

SMDH

Chesala Ann :

A lot of us have done this, but we're lucky nothing bad happened. This poor kid has to live with this for the rest of his life. Parents, do not get or let your kids have a sports car! I know bad wrecks can happen in regular cars and they can speed in those toi, but there is less temptation if its a Ford focus instead of a Porsche, Comero, or Charger. Kids do the darndest things and dont always mean to harm others, and as parents we can help them a small amount by making fast cars a nono.

wildmouse55 :

“What the fuck am I gonna do” ……idk maybe “never drive like that again”

Bobbie Custer :

that's fine....why the fuck does this guy work in fire or ems. if that was his mom in the car I wonder if he would say the same thing

nunya2000 :

It’s not that he doesn’t care. They have to separate themselves from their emotions at the moment so they can assess the situation. Give me a break unless you’re first responder 🤫 I love how people judge first responders when they would never have the balls to be one