Did Pierre Damas Bel show depression signs before death? All on 911 call and Springfield Haitian's disturbing post
Pierre Damas Bel, a 20-year-old Wright State student, allegedly committed suicide on I-70, due to an ICE ankle monitor and peer teasing.
Pierre Damas Bel, a 20-year-old student from Wright State University, tragically passed away on Interstate 70, reportedly due to depression over his mandatory ICE ankle monitor. The news hit his family hard, who expressed their grief on social media. Pastor Carl Ruby from Central Christian Church reported that Bel jumped in front of a semi-truck "after being teased by fellow students at Wright State about his ankle monitor."
The Ohio State Highway Patrol received a call at 8:45 a.m. regarding the incident, discovering Bel on the highway with his vehicle parked on the right shoulder and his ankle monitor visible. He was struck by a 2001 Kenworth tractor-trailer tanker combination and pronounced dead at the scene. Bel, a varsity soccer player and member of the National Honor Society, had shared a post on Instagram about his accomplishments and the emotional burden of wearing the GPS monitor.
Despite his aspirations to pursue a career in medicine, he felt ashamed and humiliated while living as an immigrant in the United States.
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