Investigators ask public for information on driver arrested in deadly Goleta hit-and-run
GOLETA, Calif. - The Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office is hoping to learn more information about the man arrested in connection with a deadly hit-and-run in Goleta.
The sheriff's office said Tuesday that it was still actively investigating the deadly crash.
It happened on Sunday, February 9 along Cathedral Oaks Road.
Mary Jane Becerra Corral and her husband, Adolfo Corral, were killed. They leave behind four children, according to a GoFundMe page set up by their family.
Deputies arrested Eric Mauricio Ramirez-Aguilar from Goleta a couple of hours after the deadly crash. Investigators believe he was driving under the influence at the time.
As of Tuesday, he was still being held in jail with bail set at $1,000,000.
Investigators would like to speak with anyone who had contact with Ramirez-Aguilar on the day of the crash. They're also asking people who live in the area to check doorbell cameras, security cameras, dashboard cameras or anything else that may have captured his vehicle in the area.
Investigators say he was driving a blue 2004 Nissan 350Z convertible.
Anyone with information is asked to call Deputy Rockwell Ellis at 805-961-7518, or send him an email at rme4608@sbsheriff.org . To leave an anonymous tip, call 805-681-4171.
Adolfo Corral worked at Santa Barbara City College for more than 15 years. A vigil was held on the campus last week to him and his wife.
Mary Jane Corral was also in education. Her coworkers at La Patera Elementary said she was a loving source of inspiration for her students and kids.
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Bail now $1 million for driver in fatal Goleta hit-and-run
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