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Aiden Zeallor was only trying to get home the night he was struck and killed by gunfire while driving on I-95<\/a> near Port Richmond<\/a> last year. <\/p>\n Zeallor, 21, was a bystander, in the wrong place at the wrong time when at least 50 rounds were fired at a nearby vehicle in what investigators said was an attempted targeted killing of another person. <\/p>\n Now, nearly 18 months after the Levittown native\u2019s death, police have arrested a man and woman they say are responsible. <\/p>\n Alondra M. Lopez, 28, and Joseph G. Toledo-Gonzalez, 27, face charges of murder, attempted murder, and related crimes in connection with the 2025 shooting. <\/p>\n Lopez is being held in the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center and Toledo-Gonzalez is being held in the Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility. Both were denied bail. <\/p>\n Zeallor\u2019s mother, Denise Donahue, said the arrests have given her some semblance of closure, even if no development in the case will bring back her son. <\/p>\n \u201cHe was a loving boy that should still be here,\u201d Donahue said. \u201cHis life was stolen from him.\u201d <\/p>\n The curly-haired young man was an avid fisherman and outdoor enthusiast who worked as a technician for his family\u2019s HVAC company and was always surrounded by friends, Donahue said. <\/p>\n He was also devoted to his family, she said. Not long before Zeallor\u2019s death, he had moved into his grandmother\u2019s house in Northeast Philadelphia<\/a> to take care of her and so she did not have to live alone. <\/p>\n Donahue, meanwhile, continues to grieve the loss of her son. She had already experienced the death of Zeallor\u2019s father, in 2009. <\/p>\n Her life was again forever altered the evening of March 29, 2025, when she learned her son had been shot in the head and torso and was put on life support. <\/p>\n