The parents of a six-year-old girl who were traveling home from a screening of Fast and Furious 7 were killed when a drunk driver allegedly sped the wrong up a highway and crashed into their car. Tiffany Sical, 21, and her long-term boyfriend Bryan Rodriguez-Solis, 23, were driving along Route 6 in Providence, Rhode Island, on Sunday after watching the box office hit on its opening weekend. But they were killed when 24-year-old Joel Norman reportedly entered an exit ramp while under the influence and collided head-on with their car, leaving their daughter, Jaylene Rodriguez, an orphan. Now, Norman, of Massachusetts, has been arrested and charged with two counts of driving under the influence - death resulting, and two counts of driving to endanger - death resulting, police said. Scroll down for video . Victims: Tiffany Sical (left), 21, and her boyfriend, Bryan Rodriguez-Solis (right), 23, were killed in the early hours of Sunday when a drunk driver sped the wrong up a highway and crashed into their car, police said . Wreckage: The couple were driving along Route 6 in Providence, Rhode Island, when Joel Norman allegedly entered an exit ramp while under the influence and collided head-on with their car (pictured after the crash) Film: Sical and Rodriguez-Solis had been watching Furious 7, the latest installment in The Fast and The Furious franchise. Above, a scene from the film, starring Paul Walker (second right), who died in a car crash in 2013 . The horror car crash comes nearly a year and a half after The Fast and The Furious star Paul Walker was killed aged 40 when the Porshe he was traveling in crashed in California in 2013. The actor, who was a passenger in the car, plays a central role in the franchise's final installment, Furious 7. His work in the film was completed using digital technology and a series of stand-ins. In the seconds leading up to Sunday's incident, Norman drove his Nissan Maxima on to the East off-ramp near the Providence Place mall at around 1.35am, officials told the Providence Journal. He then traveled a staggering 1.2 miles west, before crashing head-on into Sical and Rodriguez-Solis's Honda, which was in the left lane, it is alleged. The impact completely wrecked the vehicle. Emergency crews rushed to the scene and Sical was pronounced dead. Rodriguez-Solis, who lived with Sical and Jaylene in Central Falls, was taken to hospital, where he was also declared dead. The couple, who were high school sweethearts, had been on a date night watching Furious 7 in Warwick. They were both wearing seat belts at the time of the crash, according to turnto10.com. Tragic: Sical is pictured smiling with the couple's six-year-old daughter, Jaylene, who has been left orphaned . Arrest: Now, Norman (left), of Massachusetts, has been arrested and charged with two counts of driving under the influence - death resulting, and two counts of driving to endanger - death resulting. Right, the victims . Also damaged: In the seconds leading up to Sunday's incident, Norman drove his Nissan Maxima on to the East off-ramp near the Providence Place mall at around 1.35am. Above, the suspect's Nissan following the crash . After troopers noticed that Norman, whose car sustained serious damage, was acting intoxicated at the scene, they asked him to take a breathalyzer test, the news site reported. However, he refused. This prompted Rhode Island State Police to obtain a warrant to draw his blood, which was later sent off for evaluation. The test results are pending and Norman remains in custody on $100,000 bail. On Monday, Rodriguez-Solis' father, Arnulfo Rodriguez, speaking through a family member, told the Providence Journal that he nor his relatives knew how to tell little Jaylene that her parents are dead. Meanwhile, Sical's best friend, Maria Carrillo, described the couple as 'high school sweethearts' who had met at the Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center and were  generous and positive. Family: Emergency crews rushed to the scene and Sical (pictured in a Facebook photo with her daughter, Jaylene) was pronounced dead. Rodriguez-Solis was taken to hospital, where he was also declared dead . Scene: The couple were both wearing seat belts at the time of the crash on Route 6 (pictured), Rhode Island . Sical, a sales associate at Bob's Discount Furniture in Attleboro, and her boyfriend, a manager at Spike's Junkyard Dogs in Cranston, had apparently spoken about getting married this summer. The couple's loved ones have now set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for Jaylene's future. At the weekend, Furious 7 raced to the top of the domestic box office, picking up a massive $143.6 million on its opening two days - and establishing a new high-water mark for the month of April . The film, which blew past the $95 million debut of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, now stands as the highest-grossing opening for any film in the Fast and Furious franchise. It also ranks ninth among the top ten openings in history. Norman, from Webster, is scheduled to appear at Providence District Court on June 12. Celebrity death: The horror car crash comes nearly a year and a half after The Fast and The Furious star Paul Walker (seen in Furious 7) died aged 40 when the Porshe he was traveling in crashed in California in 2013 . Demolished: The acclaimed actor, who was a passenger in the car (pictured after the crash), plays a central role in Furious 7. His work in the film was completed using digital technology and a series of stand-ins .
Tiffany Sical, 21, and Bryan Rodriguez-Solis, 23, were driving on highway . They were heading home after watching Fast & Furious 7 in Rhode Island . But they died after 'drunk' Joel Norman, 24, reportedly drove up exit ramp . Norman 'drove wrong way up Providence highway for 1.2 miles at 1.35am' He then smashed into couple's car, leaving their daughter, six, an orphan . Now, suspect is facing charges of driving under influence, causing death . Grieving relatives said they did not know how to tell little girl about crash . Comes nearly a year and a half after The Fast and The Furious star Paul Walker was killed when Porshe he was traveling in crashed in California .