In 2018, a 24 year-old mother, Jessica Reisinger-Raubenolt, and her 21 month-old daughter, Lillia, were killed when they were hit by a car on Bayshore Boulevard.

The accident occurred as a result of two men who were racing down Bayshore. Cameron Herrin was driving the Ford Mustang that struck and killed Jessica and Lillia. He was driving over 100 mph when he hit them. He received his prison sentence. Herrin will serve 24 years in prison.

He’s guilty of vehicular homicide, which is a second-degree felony, and unlawful racing, a first-degree misdemeanor.

Johan Barrineau is the driver of the other car he was racing. Barrineau pleaded guilty, and he is currently serving his six-year prison sentence.

Following his sentence, Barrineau be on probation for 15 years. He’ll be responsible for completing 200 hours of community service, which will include speaking about the perils of reckless driving.

Jessica and Lillia were crossing the street, on the way home from a park when they were killed.

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WrestleMania Stars Who Started in a Warehouse On Dale Mabry

• Seth Rollins

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  He got his wrestling name from Henry Rollins. Seth is one of the biggest success stories of former FCW wrestlers who trained in Tampa. But he says in the special that he was really getting discouraged and was starting to wonder if he'd ever get the call up to the big time in WWE.

• Drew McIntyre

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  He's a WWE champ now. But not even 10 years ago, you could see him at that Dale Mabry warehouse for $5!

• Roman Reigns

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  Part of a big wrestling family, Reigns was just one of "The Shield" members who trained on Dale Mabry.
• Sheamus

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  The wrestlers say they weren''t too crazy about training in the sweltering Tampa heat. They say in the special that the trainers rarely turned the air conditioning on.

• The Bella Twins

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  They said they had it tough breaking in to wrestling as they were initially dismissed as models and not real wrestlers who could compete.

• Daniel Bryan

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  Like Rollins, he expressed frustration on how long it took to get out of Tampa and on to the main WWE roster. His patience paid off as he became a champion just a few short years later.
• Bray Wyatt

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  In the special, they talk a lot about second generation wrestlers who trained in Tampa. Wyatt is the son of '80s wrestling star "IRS" Mike Rotundo. In the FCW special, they show his early interview acting skills. He was a natural from day 1.

• Big E

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  That guy in the middle? He's a Tampa guy! Look for him and other members of New Day at Ray Jay.

• Charlotte Flair

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  Daughter of "Nature Boy" Ric Flair,she had a quite different look back in her Tampa days.
• Natalya

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  Daughter of Tampa's Jim "the Anvil" Neidhart, she tells some great stories in the special about how when they acquired the Dale Mabry gym, they were taking over a food storage warehouse and she'd often sit on boxes of canned food during wrestling practices.

• Naomi

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  More known as a product of the NXT system in Orlando, but apparently she also trained in Tampa.

• Bayley

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  Just one of the many female stars who started in Tampa. She chose the spelling "Bayley" because she's from the Bay. (San Francisco Bay though, not Tampa Bay.)
• Paige

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  Although she's no longer an active wrestler due to injuries, Paige was trained here in Tampa.

• Corey Graves

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  He's now on the WWE announce team since his wrestling career was cut short.

• Dusty Rhodes

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  Many of the wrestlers profiled about their time in Tampa remarked how much the legendary Dusty Rhodes helped them develop their wrestling characters. We lost Dusty a few years ago.

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