Fast & Furious obsessed TikToker who called herself ‘Vin Diesel’ kills motorcyclist in crash after running red light
A FAST and Furious fangirl who called herself “Vin Diesel” has killed a biker in a horror crash near Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Shocking footage shows Felicitas Feli Alvite, 20, speeding through a crossroad and running a red light before ramming her car into the motorcyclist.
The woman, who was driving a Volkswagen Gol Trend, fatally hit Rubén Walter Armand, 35 – and sent him flying into the air.
The biker apparently hit a tree and landed on the tarmac after the horror crash.
Rubén was riding a Bajaj Boxer motorcycle – and was rushed to the hospital soon where he was pronounced dead, it is understood.
A police spokesperson said: “The motorcyclist hit his head against the tarmac and was taken to hospital where, after assisting him due to the serious injuries he suffered, he was confirmed dead.”
Cops are investigating the horror crash and Alvite, who was previously in police custody, currently faces charges of manslaughter.
Alvite is said to be highly influenced by the movie series Fast and Furious – and she often compared herself to Dominic Toretto, the lead character played by Vin Diesel.
She even shared a racy snap of herself wearing black hot pants with the message: “Fear? Fear is going with me in the car because I’m a constant ‘person who likes to run’ and I play the Toretto.”
Until recently, Alvite had a TikTok page with over 40,000 followers where she regularly posted about her love of fast cars.
But her account was reportedly taken down by authorities after the shocking accident.
Meanwhile, shocking footage revealed the moment a young biker crashed on a motorway while taking a selfie.
Mohammad Sharfie Sukri was recording himself cruising along the road just moments before he was hit by a huge lorry.
The 21-year-old had one hand on the handlebars and his phone in the other – and although the lanes look largely empty a large truck is closing in behind.
Disaster struck when the lorry suddenly smashed into the boy from behind, throwing him off his bike and sending him rolling onto the roadside.
Emergency medics pronounced Mohammad dead at the scene.
He was from Petaling Jaya, Malaysia – and was travelling with pals to Kuantan for a motorcycle gathering.
Just a few days ago, Muhammad Lokman Abdul Aziz, 29, was killed after crashing his motorbike into a metal railing along the same road.
Meanwhile, a desperate mum set up a fundraiser to bring her son home for treatment after he suffered horrific injuries in a motorbike crash.
Adrian Wallace, 34, was hit by a car while he was on holiday in Phuket and now remains in a coma, his mum Julie Hopkins told The Sun.
With Adrian “unresponsive” the family have no way of knowing if he had medical insurance or how to access it and now faces fees of up to £64,000.