A 21-year-old Atlanta woman was killed early Saturday morning after being rear-ended and ejected from a vehicle on I-20.
Angel Rivers, a 2007 graduate of Frederick Douglass High School, was in
a Chrysler Concord that was struck by an alleged drunk driver, police said. She died from her injuries, and three other women were also injured, police said.Donis Alexander Hodges, 24, is charged with DUI, vehicular homicide, following too closely, and reckless driving, said Atlanta police spokesman Otis Redmond in a press release.  Hodges was transported to an area hospital for evaluation and is expected to be transported to Fulton County Jail.
Police say Hodges was speeding in a 2006 BMW M6 when he struck the Chrysler, causing it to burst into flames.
Rivers was the mother of a young daughter, high school friend Jasmine Houston told the AJC. Houston created a memorial on Facebook to remember Rivers, a popular girl with a good sense of humor.
Houston said many classmates and friends were struggling to believe that Rivers was gone. Rivers was planning to return to her high school for the Homecoming football game in October, Houston said.
"Why? Why?" Houston said. "It's too soon. She was 21."
星期六早晨在 I-20上一场追尾的车祸中，一个２１岁的女子因被弹出车外丧生。警方报称:Angel Rivers，是Frederick Douglass高中２００７年毕业生，她的Chrysler Concord车被一个醉鬼撞击。她和其它三位女子都受伤，她伤重不治。亚特兰大警方发言人Otis Redmond在新闻发布会上说明:２４岁的Donis Alexander Hodges将受到酒后驾车，车祸致人死亡，跟车太近，鲁莽行车等系列指控。他将在医院接受观察后被移送Fulton County监狱。
警方还说明了Hodges的 2006 BMW M6超速行驶，撞上Chrysler车以后引发该车起火。
Rivers高中的朋友 Jasmine Houston告诉宪政报，她将在Facebook上纪念Rivers。她的朋友Rivers很有幽默感并且还有一个幼小的女儿。
Houston说她的很多同学与朋友都对Rivers身亡难以置信。Rivers正在计划为十月份高中同学会的足球比赛回母校。
 Houston说:"为什么那么突然，她才２１岁啊"