A 24-year-old resident of Southern California was taken into custody on Wednesday in connection with two fatal collisions that occurred just months apart.

Ahkeyajahnique Owens, who had been released on bail after allegedly striking and killing a bicyclist on October 6 in Long Beach, was arrested again following accusations of involvement in a hit-and-run incident in January that resulted in two more deaths, according to the Long Beach Police Department.

The January 4 collision reportedly led to the deaths of 21-year-old Gilberto Lopez and 24-year-old Bobbi Smith, while also injuring three additional individuals.

Owens voluntarily surrendered to the Long Beach police on Wednesday and is currently being held with bail set at $200,000.

The police department has not disclosed the bail amount that was set following the initial incident in October.

The department didn’t say how much her bail was after the first crash.

Ahkeyajahnique Owens, 24, was on bail after she allegedly hit and killed a bicyclist Oct. 6 in Long Beach, when she allegedly hit and killed two people in another car in a January hit-and-run, the Long Beach Police Department said. (Long Beach Police Department)

She was charged with felony vehicular manslaughter in the October crash.

She will likely face additional charges after an investigation into the January crash when the case is presented to the District Attorney’s Office next week.

Owens will likely face additional charges after an investigation into the January crash when the case is presented to the District Attorney’s Office next week. (iStock)

Owens has been linked to both crashes through video and forensic evidence, police said.

Police have not yet detailed the causes of the crashes.