A Georgia teen who pleaded guilty Monday to multiple charges in connection with a car crash that killed her best friend last year had been driving 106 mph and using Snapchat before the crash, prosecutors said. Christina Pavon-Baker, was driving with her 18-year-old friend, Makayla Penn, in Clayton County when she crashed the car, prosecutors said. Pavon-Baker was severely injured in the crash, but Penn did not survive. 2 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS KILLED IN CRASH IN NEW MEXICO AFTER CHASE INVOLVING BORDER PATROL; 9 APPREHENDEDOn Monday, Pavon-Baker pleaded guilty to first-degree vehicular homicide and reckless driving, the report said. GET THE FOX NEWS APP“I just want to apologize and I do accept full responsibility,” Pavon-Baker said after pleading guilty.

Source: Fox News April 10, 2019 09:30 UTC