TikTok star Gabriel Salazar dies after police chase

The tiktoker had 2,200,000 subscribers on its account on this platform, in which its user was @gabenotbabe.

Salazar was pulled over by traffic police at 1:20 a.m. in a white Chevrolet Camaro, which ran through Zavala County, about 100 miles from San Antonio, according to Zavala County Police.

The reason for the arrest of the car is unclear, but the truth is that within minutes of this fact the same officer said he was chasing this car. on Highway 83. The manhunt was joined by another policeman who attempted, unsuccessfully, to deploy a tire deflator to stop the Camaro.

According to the report submitted by the Texas Department of Public Safety, which is investigating the accident, Salazar’s vehicle went off the road during the chase, “overcorrected” and crossed the entire road to the ditch on the opposite side. “The vehicle hit trees, rolled over several times and caught fire”noted the report.

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Photos of the accident show the vehicle in flames. Authorities also said Salazar was found dead at the scene. of the accident. With him also died José Luis Jiménez-Mora, 41, José Molina-Lara, 23 and Sergio Espinoza-Flores, 36, all of Mexican nationality.

Salazar had gained popularity thanks to his videos on TikTok, in which he appeared in various daily actions., also at the wheel or with messages where he made lip synchronization with singers.

Currently the account is deactivated, but anyway, the followers of the young influencer have published videos in his tribute.

On Instagram, where the tiktoker had nearly 900,000 followers, messages of farewell or mourning have also multiplied. “I love you so much Gabriel, you were so perfect. I will never forget you, take care of us from heaven, my beautiful child. Always in my heart”, posted her sister Danna on her Instagram account. It was she who broke the news of the deaths of her supporters.