Norfolk, VA (Wavy) – 16-year-old Danosia Lee went to school last Monday morning when the driver hit her and didn’t stop to help.
Booker T. Washington High School student is fighting for her life in General Sentori Norfolk’s burn injury ward, family members of 10 On Your Side say.
They were with her almost around the clock, praying that the girl, who loves to cook and shop, would return home to her loved ones. This includes her five siblings.
GoFundMe page created by her mother Christina Lee, delivered the terrible news that in Danesia, which is the second of six children, serious trouble.
Her mother wrote that as of Friday, four days after the crash, doctors told her there was little hope for the teenager who was beaten while she was crossing Virginia Beach Boulevard on Park Avenue.
Lee’s family, which includes her church family Baptist Church of the Second Calvary they say they are devastated.
Danosia is described as a bright girl with a dream to fight for this country as a serviceman.
New alarming information from the city’s attorney general came out during Sunday morning service at the Second Calvary Baptist Church.
Personal believers and those who watched the live broadcast learned that the police investigation was also in serious trouble.
“There was no video, no camera, no witnesses who could give a meaningful description,” said Ramin Fatehi, a Norfolk Commonwealth prosecutor.
Fatehi said the remains of the car were found from the scene and those remains are being examined, but there is no hope that what they found will lead to the arrest.
“In fact, no one can ever be charged,” he said. “I know the police are working on it and we will do our best. If you know someone who has seen something – even if it’s a trifle – tell us. “
This news was devastating to her entire church community. Senior Pastor Jeffrey Hans baptized Danosia.
When asked what his prayers were, Danais and her family, he replied 10 On Your Side that “Our first prayer is the Lord to comfort her and her family.”
He went on to say that their second prayer is “that she can recover and start a long journey to recovery if possible”. and our third prayer is that the one who did it will be found and brought to justice.
Pastor Hans is urging the city of Norfolk to establish more security for Booker T. Washington students who need to cross two busy roads – Virginia Beach Boulevard. and Tidewater Dr.
“Our third prayer is that whoever did this be found and brought to justice,” Hans added.