A recent high school graduate with dreams of going into law enforcement had his life cut short by an unlicensed drunk hit-and-run driver in a Queens crash, police and the victim's family said.
Edwin Puma was the youngest of his siblings, the 19-year-old "baby" of the family, his grieving sister, Veronica Puma, told the Daily News.
"It's very heartbreaking. We've cried enough — there are no more tears," the 34-year-old sister said. "We just try to keep the good memories we have of him alive."
A breathalyzer test given two hours after the crash showed accused driver Jorge Serrano had a .15% blood alcohol content, nearly twice the legal limit, prosecutors said. He also lacked a valid driver's license.
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A recent high school graduate with dreams of going into law enforcement had his life cut short by an unlicensed drunk hit-and-run driver in a Queens crash, police and the victim's family said.
Edwin Puma was the youngest of his siblings, the 19-year-old "baby" of the family, his grieving sister, [...]
