Crime & Safety
Boyfriend ‘believed his girlfriend would be fine because she was a strong woman and he was just trying to get her off’ after he killed the woman by fIinging her from his car

Las Vegas, NV – According to the police officials, the 36-year-old boyfriend, later identified as. AIejandro, was arrested and later charged with open murder after he reportedly killed his girlfriend, later identified as 28-year-old AIondra. During the investigation process, authorities reportedly discovered that the man and his girlfriend were fighting while she was on the h00d of his car and he was driving.
The 36-year-old man acceIerated and stopped several times, trying to remove his girlfriend from the car. The investigation process began last month after the 911 caller told the dispatcher that there was an unresponsive woman on the road. The woman, later identified as AIondra, was pronounced dead at the scnee. Authorities later discovered that the woman was arguing with a man while she was on the h00d of a car.
The man in the vehicle then tried to acceIerate and stop several times, causing the woman to fell off the car and hit her head. The medical examiner told authorities that the cause of death was blunt force trauma. Just two days after the fatal incident, the boyfriend reportedly tried to turn himself in. He called the local police department, but couldn’t get them because it was Sunday.
He also called a detective the following day and even went to the Detention Center, but was turned away because authorities did not have a warrant out for his arrest. During an interview with investigators, the 36-year-old boyfriend reportedly said that he was trying to get his girlfriend off his vehicle which is why he accelerated and stopped several times. The man also told authorities that ‘he did not know his girlfriend was injured or dead until the following day because he believed she would be fine because she was a strong woman.’
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