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CBS TEXAS published August 12, 2024: Witnesses heartbroken over innocent family members killed in Grand Prairie street racing crash. Grand Prairie police say street racing continues to be a problem, but they’ve been targeting street racers and have made 30 arrests so far this year and seized more than 15 vehicles.

CBS TEXAS published August 12, 2024: Innocent family killed in street racing crash in Grand Prairie. A devastating crash in Grand Prairie killed an innocent family from Garland over the weekend. Police have two suspects in custody and blame the crash on street racing. 

NBC DFW published August 12, 2024: Four members of North Texas family killed in street racing crash: Grand Prairie PD. Alleged street racers face serious charges in a devastating crash that claimed the lives of several members of a North Texas family -- including two children. NBC 5's Maria Guerrero reports on the crash that happened just after 8 o'clock Saturday evening on a busy stretch of road in Grand Prairie.

WFAA published August 12, 2024: Family of 4 killed, 1 in critical condition in North Texas street racing crash. Four people were killed when a man who is suspected of street racing crashed into their SUV in Grand Prairie on Saturday.

FOX 4 Dallas-Forth Worth published August 15, 2024: Driver charged in fiery Grand Prairie crash was racing at 100 mph speeds: arrest warrant. According to an arrest affidavit, Jamie Mesa was racing another car and going about 100 mph when he hit an SUV carrying a family of five.

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Driver charged in fiery Grand Prairie crash was racing at 100 mph speeds: arrest warrant

written by FOX 4 Staff and Steven Dial

Thursday August 15, 2024

GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas - The driver responsible for a fiery street racing crash that killed four family members in Grand Prairie was released from the hospital.

Jaime Mesa is now in the Dallas County jail charged with manslaughter and aggravated assault.

According to an arrest affidavit, Mesa was racing another car and going about 100 mph when he hit an SUV carrying a family of five.

Four members of the Rosales family died as their SUV burst into flames.

Jessie and Lorena Rosales were killed, along with their 13-year-old daughter, Stephanie, and 6-year-old son, Angel.

Their 16-year-old son, Anthony, was ejected from the vehicle and was the only survivor. He is still in critical condition in the hospital.

First responders had to extract Mesa from his red Dodge Charger after the crash.

The 20-year-old was treated at the hospital for a broken leg, his arrest affidavit says.

Police also arrested 22-year-old Anthony Morales. They said he was the one racing Mesa in a white Dodge Charger just before the crash.

Morales is facing similar charges.

More than $60,000 has been raised to help the Rosales family.