$30K Raised After Riverside County Mom Killed In Crash

RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA -- A GoFundMe page created for the family of a pregnant Riverside County woman killed in a crash earlier this month raised $31,000 from more than 500 people as of Monday morning.

The fundraiser was created in honor of 29-year-old Krystil Kincaid, a mother of three who was eight months pregnant. She was killed in a car crash involving a suspected DUI driver, according to Hemet police.

The death rocked the region as residents mourned the loss of Kincaid and grieved alongside her husband, Zach, and their children.

"So tragic for this to happen to this young family in our community," wrote Brian Marshall on the GoFundMe page.

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Baylee David-Foster wrote, "Couldn’t imagine the pain you and your family are going through. We have been and will continue to pray for you."

The CrossFit community also gathered around the Kincaid family with a local gym creating a workout in the mother's honor.

"We need your help Crossfit community," Michael Frazier wrote on Instagram. "Zach and Kristil would have celebrated 12 years of marriage later this month along with the birth of their 4th child. Let’s make sure Zach knows he’s not alone."

Hemet Police said officers received a report of a head-on collision in the 500 block of North Warren Road at about 8:30 p.m. last Sunday.

Arriving officers found a blue BMW and a silver Chrysler had collided, igniting a fire. Kincaid, who was driving the Chrysler, had to be extricated from the vehicle, police said.

Marcos Forestal-Coutin, 28, of Burbank, displayed symptoms of alcohol intoxication and was arrested after being transported to a nearby hospital for minor injuries, police said.

Forestal-Coutin, who is reportedly a professional boxer, is being held in lieu of $75,000 bail at the Smith Correctional Facility in Banning and was slated to make his initial court appearance Wednesday afternoon at the Banning Justice Center.

--City News Service contributed to this report

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