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Who was S2K Wya and what was his cause of death?
FOLLOWERS of influencer S2K Wya have been shocked by the car enthusiast’s death.
S2K ended his own life after a long car chase with police, and he streamed the events live on Instagram.
Angel Hernandez Grado had more than 500,000 followers across social media platforms[/caption]
Who is S2K Wya?
The influencer was well-known among the car racing community.
Identified by his real name Angel Hernandez Grado, he had more than 500,000 followers across social media platforms.
The father-of-one frequently shared photos of cars online.
Car community enthusiast Grado took his own life, after claiming to have caught his girlfriend cheating on him.
S2K Wya was well-known among the car racing community[/caption]
What was his cause of death?
Live videos shared to his Instagram Stories saw Grado in his car, holding a gun while being chased by police.
The police pursuit began near Mission Valley and ended early Wednesday morning on Interstate 5 in San Onofre.
San Diego Police Department Lt. Carmelin Rivera said that the police pursuit began at about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday,
It came after the department received a call regarding an assault victim in the 3600 block of Central Avenue.
Live videos shared to his Instagram Stories saw Grado in his car, holding a gun while being chased by police[/caption]
The 25-year-old reported that her boyfriend had violently abused her over a two-day period, tying her up inside his apartment and sexually assaulting her.
When the alleged assailant left the apartment, the victim managed to escape and alerted neighbors, who called the police, Rivera said.
Patrol officers spotted the assailant’s white BMW X5 about 5 years later, and began pursuing the vehicle.
“Officers negotiated with him for about an hour and tried to convince him to surrender,” Rivera said.
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“Despite the officers’ efforts, the suspect drove off again, crossed into San Clemente, and then (doubled) back southbound on I-5, near the Basilone Road exit.”
“At about 6:15 a.m., the suspect attempted to drive off again, but the armored vehicles stopped him,”
“Before officers could get the man to surrender, he shot himself in the head.”
