It's been more than was allegedly hit by a driver in the early morning hours at Golden Lantern and Marina Hills.
Since the Sept. 7 accident, , who they say was involved in the alleged hit and run fatal accident of Salas in October.
A large white cross has been erected near the crash site and flowers are still left by friends.
According to Orange County Sheriff's spokesperson Jim Amormino, "The driver of the car is still a person of interest and we do have reason to possibly believe in has fled to Mexico."
Amormino said more search warrants are being considered as the investigation continues.
Just before 4 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 7, Orange County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a man down in the intersection of Golden Lantern and Marina Hills.
Police say 20, of Laguna Niguel, was riding a skateboard near the intersection and was struck by a black 1998 Nissan Maxima that was travelling southbound on Golden Lantern.
Salas was struck from behind and dragged approximately 25-30 feet across the intersection. The car continued southbound on Golden Lantern and was later found unoccupied on Sea Glen in Laguna Niguel. Salas later died at Mission Hospital from injuries sustained in the collision.
The registered owner of the Nissan involved in the incident is Martinez, also known as Mario Urbano Carrasco Martinez, 29, of Laguna Niguel. Martinez has not returned home and has not shown up to work since the collision, authorities reported in October.
A witness that was near the scene of the collision when it occurred described the driver of the Nissan as a Hispanic man, mid 20s with clean cut hair. Martinez is described as a man, Hispanic, 25-30 years old, 5,' 2", 160 pounds with dark clean cut hair and brown eyes.
The Orange County Sheriff’s Department would like to speak with Martinez regarding the involvement of his car in this collision. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Martinez is asked to contact the Orange County Sheriff’s Traffic Bureau at 949-425-1860. Anonymous tips can also be submitted at 855-TIP- OCCS (855-847-6227) or at occrimestoppers.org.
An autopsy was completed on Salas and his memorial service was held privately for friends, and family on Sept. 14.
held vigils and helped raised money for his funeral.
