Loyola High School is mourning the death of one of their own, who sadly lost his life a few days ago.
Information surfaced on social media a couple of hours ago: Braun Levin, Loyola Tennis Captain, has sadly passed away. The news of his death was confirmed in a series of posts made by the School management through their Principal, Jamal Adams
The post reads, “It is with profound sadness that we inform you of the passing of Braun Levi, Class of 2025, who tragically lost his life in a vehicular accident last night.
“Braun was a shining presence in our Loyola family, bringing light, joy, and inspiration to everyone he touched.” He was a nationally ranked tennis player.
According to authorities, a 33-year-old Los Angeles woman identified as Jenia Belt was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and homicide in connection with the crash, which they said occurred after midnight Sunday morning.
Police statement released on Sunday says the Manhattan Beach Police Department officers responded on May 4, 2025, at 12:46 am responded to a report of a collision in the 100 South block of Sepulveda Boulevard involving a pedestrian.
Read excerpts from the statement below:-
On May 4, 2025, at approximately 12:46 a.m., Manhattan Beach Police Department officers responded to a report of a traffic collision in the 100 South block of Sepulveda Boulevard involving a pedestrian.
Upon arrival, officers located a victim lying in the street next to a vehicle. The Manhattan Beach Fire Department arrived on the scene and transported the victim to a local trauma hospital. Despite life-saving efforts by medical personnel, the victim succumbed to their injuries.
Braun’s sister, Georgia. Bryan also confirmed the news of his death through a series of posts made on her official Instagram page.
In the short tribute, Georgia described Braun as a legend who touched lives with his infectious lifestyle.
Read excerpts below:-
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Braun Levi is a legend for good reason. Whether you were lucky enough to cross paths with him for an hour or a lifetime, he left an impression. It was impossible to be sad or bored whenever Braun was around, and his gift for lifting those around him was truly singular. My honorary little brother and favorite instigator, I know you’re throwing the wildest party wherever you are. Live like Braun!
Braun Levi was a nationally ranked HS tennis player from LA.
