Kayla Mendoza tweets '2 drunk 2 care' before car crash killing two 2 drunk 2 care ... Kayla Mendoza, who calls herself "pothead princess" tweeted after killing two passengers inside a car as she travelled down the wrong side of a road. A WOMAN, aged 20, whose car was travelling the wrong way along a road when it hit an oncoming vehicle killing two, tweeted "2 drunk 2 care' two hours before the crash. Kayla Mendoza, who calls herself pothead princess Kaila Mendoza on her Twitter page, was driving a Hyundai Sonata the wrong way along the Sawgrass Expressway in Coral Springs, Florida, early Sunday morning when she hit an oncoming car, Miami News Times reported. "The vehicle came upon a Toyota Camry, struck the Toyota Camry head-on, and the passenger of the Toyota Camry was pronounced dead at the scene," Florida Highway Patrol Spokesperson Sergeant Mark Wysocky told NBC 6. Pothead princess ... Kayla Mendoza tweeted "2 drunk 2 care" two hours before she drove along the wrong side of a road and hit an oncoming car, killing two people. The car in the crash was driven by Kaitlyn Nicole Ferrante with her friend, 21-year-old Marisa Catronio, a front seat passenger. Catronio was killed instantly and Ferrante suffered serious injuries. Her life support machine was turned off yesterday. Mendoz, of Hallandale Beach, tweeted just before the fatal crash that she was: Four days earlier she tweeted: Earlier this month, she tweeted: Mendoza also received serious injuries and remains in Broward Health North. In tears Marisa Catronio's father Gary Catronio tells NBC 6 "please hug your kids tonight because I can't hug my daughter anymore." He said his fatherly instinct led him to his child when she broke her night-time curfew. He used a phone app to track her down. I said, 'My daughter's on the highway. It's a red Camry, it's got hearts on the license plate, and don't tell me otherwise'," Catronio said he told a trooper. No charges have yet been laid over the crash. Florida Highway Patrol troopers said they are still waiting for the results of a toxicology report on Mendoza. Inseparable friends ... Kaitlyn Nicole Ferrante (left) and Marisa Caran Catronio, both 21, were killed when their car was hit head-on.