Driver who allegedly killed 3 teens on Halloween was on probation SANTA ANA, Calif., Nov. 4 (UPI) -- The driver who allegedly ran down and killed three girls on Halloween in Santa Ana, Calif., was on probation after being convicted of an August hit and run. Jaquinn Bell, 31, of Orange was also found guilty of driving under the influence, according to court records. HIs license was suspended and he was sentenced to 10 days in jail and ordered to participate in alcohol and child abuse programs. Bell was arrested Sunday night in Stanton. His mother, half-sister and two children, a boy, 17, and girl, 14, were taken into custody with him but were quickly released. Santa Ana police said witnesses helped investigators track Bell to a Motel 6. Court records show a history of domestic violence convictions and violations of probation dating back to 2009. Investigators said his children were passengers in Bell's car Friday night. He allegedly struck twin sisters Lexia and Lexandra Perez and their friend, Andrea Gonzales, all 13, as they crossed a street in Santa Ana. Investigators said the girls were in a crosswalk and found no signs the driver tried to brake. The Honda CRV that allegedly hit the girls was found abandoned in a nearby strip mall parking lot. Shane Chesser and Wayne Flynn, half-brothers whose house overlooks the crosswalk, said the Halloween flood of trick or treaters came to a stop when the girls were killed. They said they took down the gravestones and other decorations they had put up for the holiday. "All Halloweens will be different, that's for sure," Flynn told the Los Angeles Times.