WE HAVE AN UPDATE NOW ON A SACRAMENTO CRASH THAT KILLED THREE PEOPLE, INCLUDING TWO CHILDREN. POLICE HAVE NOW ARRESTED 28 YEAR OLD PRECIOUS FLOWERS OF SACRAMENTO. SHE WAS ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF THREE COUNTS OF VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER WITH GROSS NEGLIGENCE AS WELL AS NINE COUNTS OF CHILD ENDANGERMENT. THE CRASH HAPPENED ON MAY 31ST ALONG SAN JUAN ROAD BETWEEN BINGHAMTON AND BRIDGFORD DRIVE IN SOUTH NATOMAS. THIS IS SOME VIDEO OF AN INVESTIGATORS SAY THE DRIVER LOST CONTROL BEFORE HITTING A TREE. AUTHORITIES SAY 11 PEOPLE WERE INSIDE THE CAR, INCLUDING NINE KIDS BETWEEN THE AGES OF THREE AND EIGHT. THE CRASH KILLED A 25 YEAR OLD WOMAN AND THREE YEAR OLD, AS WELL AS A FIVE YEAR OLD. POLICE ARE STILL INVESTIGATING AND SAY MORE CRIMINA

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Woman arrested in Sacramento crash that killed another woman, 3-year-old and 5 year-old

Eleven people total were in the vehicle when it crashed into a tree on May 31

A woman was arrested Sunday in connection with the crash in the Natomas area of Sacramento that killed two kids and one woman, according to police. An arrest warrant had been obtained on June 7 for 28-year-old Precious Flowers of Sacramento, and she was arrested Sunday on the 4000 block of Stockton Boulevard, police said. She was arrested on three counts of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence and nine counts of child endangerment. | RELATED | Community mourns for woman, 2 children killed in Sacramento crashPolice said she may face more charges as the investigation continues. She was booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail. Eleven people total were inside the sedan the night of May 31 when it crashed into a tree on San Juan Road east of Bridgeford Drive.| PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Woman, 3-year-old and 5-year-old killed after sedan crashes in Sacramento; 8 others hurtPolice said two women and nine children between 3 and 8 years old were in the small sedan.Days later, the victims were identified as 5-year-old Alexander Leon. 3-year-old Zayden Mangram and 25-year-old Rayshawna Jomonique. According to family, all 11 people involved in the crash were related.| MORE | All 11 people in Sacramento crash where 3 died are related, family says

SACRAMENTO, Calif. —

A woman was arrested Sunday in connection with the crash in the Natomas area of Sacramento that killed two kids and one woman, according to police.

An arrest warrant had been obtained on June 7 for 28-year-old Precious Flowers of Sacramento, and she was arrested Sunday on the 4000 block of Stockton Boulevard, police said.

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She was arrested on three counts of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence and nine counts of child endangerment.

| RELATED | Community mourns for woman, 2 children killed in Sacramento crash

Police said she may face more charges as the investigation continues.

She was booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail.

Eleven people total were inside the sedan the night of May 31 when it crashed into a tree on San Juan Road east of Bridgeford Drive.

| PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Woman, 3-year-old and 5-year-old killed after sedan crashes in Sacramento; 8 others hurt

Police said two women and nine children between 3 and 8 years old were in the small sedan.

Days later, the victims were identified as 5-year-old Alexander Leon. 3-year-old Zayden Mangram and 25-year-old Rayshawna Jomonique.

According to family, all 11 people involved in the crash were related.

| MORE | All 11 people in Sacramento crash where 3 died are related, family says