Pregnant Woman and Boyfriend Killed in Pomona Crash

Suspect's reckless return to domestic violence scene led to deadly police pursuit

Apr. 10, 2026 at 10:06pm

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An extreme close-up photograph of a shattered car windshield, with the jagged glass fragments reflecting a faint red light, conceptually representing the devastating impact of a fatal collision.The tragic aftermath of a high-speed police pursuit that claimed the lives of a pregnant woman, her unborn child, and her boyfriend.Pomona Today

A tragic incident in Pomona, California has left a pregnant woman, Jennifer Loera-Zarco, her unborn child, and her boyfriend, Marc Trejo Saldivar, dead after a high-speed police pursuit ended in a deadly crash. The suspect, Marshall Judson, had returned to the scene of a reported domestic violence incident, leading to the fatal collision.

Why it matters

This tragedy highlights the complex web of issues surrounding domestic violence, high-speed police pursuits, and the devastating human cost when these factors collide. It prompts reflection on the need for early intervention, the role of law enforcement, and the resilience of a community in the face of such heartbreak.

The details

According to authorities, Judson returned to the scene of a reported domestic violence incident, driving erratically. This led to a police pursuit that ended in a crash, killing Loera-Zarco, Trejo Saldivar, and Loera-Zarco's unborn child. Judson was arrested and faces charges including vehicular manslaughter and firearm-related offenses after a weapon was found in his car.

  • The incident occurred on Wednesday night in Pomona, California.
  • Judson returned to the domestic violence scene shortly after the initial report.

The players

Jennifer Loera-Zarco

A pregnant woman killed in the crash.

Marc Trejo Saldivar

Loera-Zarco's boyfriend, also killed in the crash.

Marshall Judson

The suspect who returned to the domestic violence scene, leading to the police pursuit and fatal collision.

Amber Torres

Loera-Zarco's sister, who highlighted the human cost of the tragedy.

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What they’re saying

“It was not just two lives lost, but three.”

— Amber Torres, Loera-Zarco's sister

What’s next

Judson will face a series of legal charges, including vehicular manslaughter and firearm-related offenses, as the investigation into the incident continues.

The takeaway

This tragic incident in Pomona serves as a stark reminder of the need for early intervention in domestic violence cases and the careful consideration of the risks and consequences of high-speed police pursuits. It highlights the fragility of life and the far-reaching impact of such events on individuals, families, and communities.