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I'm Jennifer Gould. A sunny family bike ride in San Diego turned into a broad daylight massacre

when an unlicensed driver allegedly struck a six-year-old boy paused to think about her next move and then floored it running over the child's body a second time.

Hudson Stephen O'Loughlin, a vibrant first grader at McKinley Elementary, was peddling alongside his dad on Pacific Beach Drive at 3.45 p.m.

When 32-year-old Tiffany Sanchez turned her SUV into an alley and slammed

into that little boy. The horror, though, did not stop with the first impact. Witnesses observed

the driver veer into the alley and flatten the child with both wheels.

They recounted the sickening sequence where the driver came to a dead stop for nearly 10 seconds,

long enough for people to record her license plate, before she made the cold-blooded decision

to accelerate over the boy's body once more to facilitate

her getaway. Despite the window to render aid, Sanchez allegedly chose to crush Hudson's

small frame a second time under the weight of her vehicle before speeding southbound toward

national city hudson's dad matthew o'loughlin spoke to the media you hit a kid you hit a kid you

hit a kid and he's like moving and she ran him over taken off and like you wouldn't you wouldn't you wouldn't even do that to an animal and she just him over, taken off, and, like, you wouldn't, you wouldn't even do that to an animal

and she just left them die on the street.

The trauma only deepened as a bystander believed to be a paramedic rushed to help the mangled child.

In a gut-wrenching final moment, Hudson reportedly managed to stand up in a state of shock

and visible agony before collapsing and stopping his breathing on the pavement. Hudson was rushed to the

hospital, but could not be saved. The science-loving boy, who dreamed of being a military scientist, leaves behind a young

brother and a community in mourning. San Diego police tracked Sanchez down hours later, booking her on

charges of vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run. While she was initially held, community outrage has

peaked, as reports indicate, the woman who allegedly flattened a child twice has already

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