Huntington Beach vigil honors teens killed in crash and National Crime Victims’ Rights Week

Renee Mack, center, walks on the Huntington Beach Pier in honor of her son Dylan, pictured on the poster, during a vigil Tuesday. Dylan Mack, 18, of Las Vegas was killed in a recent crash in Huntington Beach.

Alicia Jimenez says a prayer while she touches a photo of her cousin A.J. Rossi during a National Crime Victims’ Rights Week ceremony at Huntington Beach Pier Plaza on Tuesday. A.J., 17, of Las Vegas was killed March 29 in a crash in Huntington Beach involving a possible drink driver.

Huntington Beach Police Chief Robert Handy greets Marina Parker after she spoke during a National Crime Victims’ Rights Week vigil Tuesday in Huntington Beach about her niece Andrea Castilla of Huntington Beach, who was killed during the October mass shooting in Las Vegas.

Allie Rossi describes her brother A.J. during a National Crime Victims’ Rights Week ceremony at Huntington Beach Pier Plaza on Tuesday. A.J., 17, was killed March 29 in a crash in Huntington Beach involving a possible drunk driver.

Renee Mack, right, attends a vigil in Huntington Beach on Tuesday honoring her son Dylan and two other Las Vegas teenagers killed in a crash in Huntington Beach.

People attending a a National Crime Victims’ Rights Week ceremony in Huntington Beach light candles Tuesday.

Participants in a vigil Tuesday walk on the Huntington Beach Pier to honor Brooke Hawley, 17, one of three Las Vegas teenagers killed in a March 29 crash in Huntington Beach.

Alicia Jimenez says a prayer at a memorial wreath for her cousin A.J. Rossi during a vigil Tuesday at Huntington Beach Pier Plaza. A.J., 17, was killed recently in a crash in Huntington Beach involving a possible drunk driver.

Marina Parker tearfully talks about her niece Andrea Castilla during a National Crime Victims’ Rights Week ceremony in Huntington Beach on Tuesday. Castilla, of Huntington Beach, was killed in the Oct. 1 mass shooting at a music festival in Las Vegas.

Posters of Dylan Mack and Brooke Hawley, two of the three Las Vegas teenagers killed in a March 29 crash in Huntington Beach involving a possible drunk driver, are placed at a National Crime Victims’ Rights Week ceremony Tuesday at Huntington Beach Pier Plaza.

Participants carry candles in honor of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week at the Huntington Beach Pier on Tuesday.