SHEBOYGAN COUNTY — One person was killed and two others injured following a crash near Blueberry Lane and Pheasant Valley Road in the Town of Lyndon, Sheboygan County.

On Sunday, February 5th, officials identified the fatal victim as 31-year-old Ryan Moyer from rural Adell in the Town of Sherman.

The crash occurred around 4:30 p.m. Saturday, February 4th. According to the Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Office, three men were in the vehicle when it crashed.

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Moyer ended up being trapped. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Two other persons, a 26-year-old man from Plymouth and a 26-year-old man from Waldo, were injured in the wreck.

Both speed and alcohol are being investigated as possible factors in this crash.

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GERMANTOWN — Germantown police are investigating after a pedestrian was struck and killed Monday morning, February 6th.

It happened on County Line Road near Tree Tops Drive around 6 a.m. Officials say the victim is a woman.

Police say they are currently looking for a third vehicle that went through the debris field around 6 a.m.

No additional details have been released — including the cause of the crash or the identity of the victim.

Officials say County Line Road will be closed between Pilgrim Road and STH 145 until at least 9 a.m.

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KENOSHA COUNTY — One person was killed and another was injured Sunday, February 5th in a crash in Kenosha County.

It happened near the intersection of Antioch Road and Highway C around 6:45 p.m. in the Town of Salem.

When crews arrived on scene, it was determined that a northbound Hyundai Accent and a southbound Chevrolet Cavalier collided head-on at that location.

The operator of the Hyundai, a 20-year-old woman from Trevor, Wisconsin was transported by Flight for Life to Froedtert Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

The operator of the Chevrolet, a 30-year-old woman from Bristol, Wisconsin was pronounced dead at the scene.

The cause of the crash is under investigation.

The roadway was closed from the time of the crash until 11:45 p.m. The investigation is continuing. Names of the involved parties will be released after notification of relatives is confirmed.

GERMANTOWN — Germantown police on Tuesday, February 7th identified the 23-year-old woman from Milwaukee who was struck by three vehicles and killed on Monday morning, February 6th. The victim was positively identified Susie Pane Boyd.

It happened on County Line Road near Tree Tops Drive around 6:00 a.m.

Police are calling this a tragic accident.

“She was walking westbound in the westbound lanes of traffic. She was struck. She landed in the eastbound lanes of traffic and two more vehicles struck her while in the eastbound lanes of traffic,” Germantown Police Chief Peter Hoell said.

The crash shut down a section of County Line Road for several hours Monday morning.

Germantown Police Chief Peter Hoell

“Officers did attempt CPR, but she was pronounced dead on the scene,” Chief Hoell said.

Chief Hoell said the initial striking vehicle remained at the scene.

“He knew that he had hit something, so he pulled over to see what it was, but the other two went through a debris field where the victim was laying and third one may not even know they struck anything,” Chief Hoell said.

The second vehicle was located.

“It`s fair to say that both drivers are shaken up by the ordeal. You`re not expecting to see a pedestrian in the middle of a busy road,” Chief Hoell said.

Police are still looking for the third vehicle.

“We`d like them to come forward so we can complete our investigation and find out what they saw,” Chief Hoell said.

Police said the victim has just finished work and was walking to a bus route when she was struck.

She was wearing dark clothing and the street was not lit up.

“I think because of the location, it was dark, and that is not something a driver would anticipate being in the middle of the road,” Chief Hoell said.

Chief Hoell said at this point, he does not anticipate any charges against the striking drivers. He did ask that anyone with information about the third vehicle call police.

SHAWANO COUNTY — Two people were killed in a crash on WIS 47 at State Highway 156 near Bonduel in Shawano County on Wednesday, February 8th. One of those killed is from Brookfield.

The crash happened around 1:00 p.m. on WIS 47 NB/SB at State Highway 156.

Officials with the Wisconsin State Patrol said a 2007 Toyota Camry was headed northbound on State Highway 47 when it conducted a passing maneuver — passing a northbound 1991 Mack semi truck. The Toyota entered a no-passing zone, where it struck a southbound 2014 Ford Focus head on.

The collision forced the Toyota into the semi it had been passing.

The 84-year-old man who was driving the Toyota and the 57-year-old man who was driving the Focus were pronounced dead at the scene. They have been identified as John Lindert from Brookfield, and John Fischer from Shawano.

An 81-year-old woman who was a passenger in the Toyota was taken to the hospital via Flight for Life, with life-threatening injuries.

The 61-year-old man who was driving the semi wasn’t hurt.

MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal crash that happened Wednesday morning, February 17th on the city’s west side.

It happened around 7:00 a.m. near Hawley Road and State Street.

According to police, an witness alerted law enforcement of an overturned Chevrolet truck off the road.  The lone occupant of the vehicle, a 59-year-old Milwaukee man, died as a result of injuries suffered in the crash.

MPD is still working to determine the circumstances that led up to the crash.

Fatal wreck near Hawley & State, Milwaukee

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MILWAUKEE -- A tip may be key when it comes to justice for a man killed in a hit-and-run crash on Milwaukee's south side. It happened Saturday, February 18th near 44th and Oklahoma.

Police said a 60-year-old Milwaukee man was killed in the crash around 4:00 p.m. He was walking southbound when he was struck by a vehicle headed eastbound on W. Forest Home Avenue.

The striking vehicle fled the scene after the crash, police said. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene despite the life-saving efforts of first responders.

Fatal hit-and-run near 44th and Oklahoma

"It's a very dangerous intersection. I feel bad for the person who got hit and his family. I'm sad," Cathie Kelsey said.

"It was unbelievable for someone to take off and do that," a woman named Cheryl, who did not want to provide her last name said.

Neighborhood where striking vehicle found after fatal hit-and-run near 44th and Oklahoma

Cheryl said she came home and saw the damaged vehicle suspected of being involved parked on Crawford Avenue.

"It was across the street here -- parked. Two of the tires were shredded. The windshield was smashed and the hood was dented," Cheryl said.

Police said they received a call and learned the suspect vehicle was spotted. It was later recovered, and an individual was taken into custody near 84th Street.

Fatal hit-and-run near 44th and Oklahoma

"They brought a gentleman out of the apartments behind us, talked to him, flashlighted his body up and down. Had him up there for about an hour, and took him back up with detectives and brought him out in handcuffs," Cheryl said.

What happened at 44th and Oklahoma Saturday was tragic, and neighbors said they hope it serves as a reminder for drivers to be aware and responsible.

"Slow down and pay attention. It's warm weather. People are going to be everywhere -- motorcycles. Pay attention. It's just devastating," Cheryl said.

Fatal hit-and-run near 44th and Oklahoma

MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee woman has been charged in connection with a fatal crash that happened near 36th and Wisconsin on February 17th. At the time of the crash, police said the victim in the case had just stolen plastic bins from a nearby Walgreens store.

Samantha Walker

26-year-old Samantha Walker faces the following charges:

• Homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle
• Homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle with a prohibited alcohol concentration
• Knowingly operating a motor vehicle while suspended, causing death

According to a criminal complaint, on February 17th around 3:00 a.m., Milwaukee police were dispatched to the scene of a crash at 36th and Wisconsin. A man was found lying in the road, motionless and not breathing. A white SUV was stopped at the scene, with severe front end damage. A woman was found standing against a building near the SUV.

The victim was identified as Reynaldo Wilson. Life-saving measures were unsuccessful, and Wilson was pronounced dead at the scene. An autopsy revealed he suffered multiple blunt force injuries, leading to his death.

The complaint says Walker told investigators she was headed westbound on Wisconsin Avenue when she spotted Wilson. She said she “tried to slow down, but didn’t slow down fast enough,” and she struck Wilson.

Surveillance video from a nearby Walgreens store showed Wilson had stolen some plastic bins from behind the store, and he was in the process of carrying them across the street when he was struck. The bins were found in the street and median after the crash.

According to the complaint, investigators were able to learn Walker was traveling at a high rate of speed based on the distance between the bins and the way they were strewn about the scene, and the damage to Walker’s vehicle. Surveillance video from a nearby school and business confirmed Walker was traveling at a high rate of speed prior to the crash. It was further confirmed by data from the vehicle’s “Airbag Control Module,” which showed her vehicle was traveling at 75 miles-per-hour five seconds before the crash, and at 81 miles-per-hour at the time of the crash. The speed limit on Wisconsin Avenue is 30 miles-per-hour.

Walker’s blood was taken at the hospital and sent to the Crime Lab for analysis. That analysis found a blood alcohol level of .135.

The complaint says Walker told investigators on the night of the crash, she had been visiting a friend, and consumed “three drinks” and “smoked two to three marijuana blunts.”

The complaint points out that Walker’s driving privileges were suspended on February 17th.

Peggy Cetnarowski

WEST MILWAUKEE -- The West Milwaukee Police Department is again asking for anyone with any information on a deadly hit-and-run crash that occurred on Wednesday, November 23rd, 2016 to come forward.

44-year-old Peggy Cetnarowski was struck by a hit-and-run driver around 11:00 p.m. at the crosswalk of Beloit and Mitchell. The mother of three survived her injuries long enough to be treated at a hospital. But she was later pronounced brain-dead. Several of her organs have been donated.

The driver never stopped. And loved ones are demanding justice.

"She had just moved into a house right near that intersection. My hope is that somebody can identify the truck, or know who it maybe belongs to and can call in more tips to West Milwaukee police," Donna Tipton, Cetnarowski's sister said.

"There was another motorist that came along and saw the individual and came back around to check on her and then we got the 911 calls," West Milwaukee Police Chief Dennis Nasci said.

According to a CaringBridge.org page, Cetnarowski suffered a broken arm, cracked and broken ribs, a fractured skull and bleeding on the brain.

Police said the family has offered a $5,000 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of the suspect. Family members said Cetnarowski was a mother of three, and two of her children are teenagers with special needs.

Donna Tipton

"It's horrible," Tipton said. "Bottom line, her kids need closure. I mean, I'm her sister, and yeah, it would help me, but I want that closure for her children. If anybody knows anything, think about the kids. How can you help them? If this was your family, if these were your kids, would you want somebody to come forward and help them?"

Police do not have a solid description of the striking vehicle -- but said they are working this case vigorously.

If anyone has information regarding the owner and /or operator of the pick-up truck seen in the photographs, they are encouraged to contact the West Milwaukee Police Department at 414-645-2151.

WEST ALLIS -- A 50-year-old man from Menomonee Falls was killed in a crash early Thursday morning, February 23rd in West Allis. Two others were hurt.

It happened on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street around 1:15 a.m.

The Milwaukee County medical examiner identified the victim as Thomas Jorgenson. He died as a result of multiple blunt force injuries.

Fatal crash on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street in West Allis

The medical examiner's report says Jorgenson was the driver of a vehicle that was struck by another vehicle that was traveling at a high rate of speed. The report says Jorgenson's vehicle was headed east on Greenfield, turning north onto 98th Street. It was struck on the passenger side while crossing the westbound lanes of Greenfield Avenue. The striking vehicle was headed west on Greenfield Avenue.

Witnesses said they saw the striking vehicle flying down the road.

"The sound was like a jet engine flying past you. Pulled my clothes with it and everything," AJ Kisley said.

Then, he heard an even more frightening noise.

Fatal crash on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street in West Allis

"It was like an explosion. I couldn`t even tell that the car got hit by another vehicle. It looked like the one car went around a pole and got bent around a pole, it was that mangled," Kisley said.

The report says the driver of the striking vehicle tried to flee the scene, but the vehicle wouldn't move after it stopped on the median at Greenfield Avenue. The report says the driver of the striking vehicle fled on foot -- but he was eventually arrested.

Fatal crash on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street in West Allis

"He was in the median, and he was revving his engine, trying to drive away. The car just couldn't move," David Beverly said.

Beverly said the driver ran into his backyard. He and his wife alerted officers, and he was caught. A female passenger in the striking driver's vehicle was taken into custody as well -- and taken to the hospital. West Allis police said the driver and passenger in the striking vehicle both sustained injuries, with the passenger sustaining significant injuries.

Fatal crash on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street in West Allis

"He had no care in the world about her. He just wanted to get away," Beverly said.

Open containers of alcohol were found in the striking vehicle, the medical examiner's report says.

The report says the posted speed limit in the area where this crash happened is 30 miles-per-hour.

West Allis police said speed and alcohol appeared to be factors in this crash.

Fatal crash on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street in West Allis

FOX6 News spoke with Jorgensen's mother on the phone Thursday afternoon. She said her son left behind two children in their 20s.

The crash remains under investigation by the West Allis Police Department Traffic Investigators.

Once the investigation is complete, the case will be presented to the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office for charging review.

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MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal crash that occurred early Friday morning, February 24th on the city's north side.

Milwaukee police say around 3:15 a.m., a 33-year-old Milwaukee man was traveling in a vehicle that left the roadway near 12th and Center, struck several objects and was turned over off of its wheels. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

A 22-year-old Milwaukee man, who was driving a second vehicle involved in the crash, has been arrested.

The investigation is ongoing and Milwaukee police are working to determine what led up to the crash.

Wet road conditions are believed to be a factor.

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DODGE COUNTY -- A 27-year-old Beaver Dam man died from injuries suffered in a wreck early Sunday, February 26th. Another 27-year-old Beaver Dam man in the vehicle was also hurt -- and investigators say alcohol may have played a role.

Officials with the Dodge County Sheriff's Office said the wreck happened just after 3:00 a.m. on County Highway D near Zimmerman Drive in the Township of Beaver Dam.

"I didn't think it was that serious looking at first," Gloria Hartwig said.

A preliminary investigation revealed the driver was headed westbound on County Highway D near the intersection with Zimmerman Drive. The vehicle traveled left of the centerline of the roadway and crossed over the eastbound lane of County Highway D. Officials said the vehicle gradually entered the snow-covered south side ditch, and began to rotate in a clockwise manner. The vehicle continued westbound in the snow-covered ditch before striking a utility pole.

"The driver's door was dented in. The telephone pole was laying on top of the car," Hartwig said.

Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt

"The car hit that pole right at the base and it just tumbled right over top of the car," Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt said.

Officials said both occupants of the vehicle exited the vehicle and ran approximately a half mile to the home of the driver on County Highway D. Both men received significant injuries as a result of the crash. Once at the home, one of the men became unresponsive and was later pronounced dead. The other man was transported to Beaver Dam Community Hospital for treatment of his injuries.

"We see that far too often where somebody has been under the influence of alcohol and they don't want to be caught and they take that gamble of going home and trying to call it in later or come up with different excuses like it was stolen, but when you have injuries like this, you need to take care of yourself and make sure you can go home safely at the end of the day and we don't have a tragedy like we do here," Sheriff Schmidt said.

"We don't like to people getting hurt out here -- especially as young as the person apparently was," Hartwig said.

MILWAUKEE COUNTY — 27-year-old Corkey Mayer of East Troy has been criminally charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run crash that happened Thursday, February 23rd near 98th and Greenfield in West Allis. Thomas Jorgenson was killed in the crash.

The crash happened around 1:15 a.m. Two others were hurt, including the accused.

Corkey Mayer

Mayer now faces one count of hit-and-run resulting in death, one count of hit-and-run causing great bodily harm, one count of operating a motor vehicle while revoked, causing the death of another and one count of operating a motor vehicle while revoked, causing great bodily harm to another.

According to a criminal complaint, when police were dispatched to the scene, they found an SUV on the grass median that separates the eastbound and westbound lanes of Greenfield Avenue. A 23-year-old woman was found lying on the ground next to the SUV. She was “screaming in pain,” and said “Corkey was driving.”

A Chevy Caprice was found at the scene with extensive damage. It was up against the north curb of the westbound lane of Greenfield Avenue. The complaint notes that the vehicle was struck with such force it was “in the shape of a crescent.” Jorgenson was found behind the wheel of the Chevy. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Several witnesses advised that the driver of the SUV fled the scene after the crash. Witnesses provided a physical description of the suspect and said his face was “covered in blood.”

Fatal crash on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street in West Allis

Officers found Corkey Mayer trying to open the door to a detached garage in the area, after tracking him through backyards. He was arrested and taken to Froedtert Hospital.

The complaint says officers noticed an odor of alcoholic beverages coming from Mayer, and noticed he was exhibiting signs of impairment, including red and glassy eyes, slurred speech and poor balance. The complaint says Mayer fought with paramedics and police in the ambulance as he was transported to the hospital, and a Taser had to be used on him “several times.”

The medical examiner’s report noted there were open containers of alcohol found in the vehicle Mayer was driving.

At the hospital, a laceration to his lip resulted in 20 stitches. A sample of his blood was taken at the hospital as well.

Fatal crash on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street in West Allis

Meanwhile, the medical examiner performed an autopsy on Jorgenson. It was determined he died as a result of multiple blunt force injuries caused by the crash.

The 23-year-old woman found hurt at the scene was treated at the hospital for two fractured femurs and a broken ankle. She had to have surgery to save her legs, and she also had some of her teeth knocked out during the crash.

The complaint says an investigation revealed prior to the crash, the SUV allegedly driven by Mayer was headed westbound on Greenfield Avenue in the lane closest to the median, and the Chevy driven by Jorgenson was headed eastbound on Greenfield Avenue. Jorgenson’s vehicle had pulled into the center of the intersection, apparently attempting to turn left onto 98th Street.

Fatal crash on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street in West Allis

Based upon the violence of the impact, investigators suspected speed was a factor in this crash.

The complaint notes that Mayer’s driving privileges were revoked on January 12th for using a vehicle in the commission of a felony. He was convicted for operating after revocation in June and July of 2016.

Fatal crash on Greenfield Avenue near 98th Street in West Allis

SHEBOYGAN COUNTY — An 85-year-old woman died following a two-vehicle crash that took place on State Highway 32 just south of Ourtown Road in the Town of Lima in Sheboygan County.

The crash occurred Wednesday morning, March 1st shortly after 9:00 a.m.

According to the Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Office, the 85-year-old woman was operating a Buick Century traveling northbound on State Highway 32, when she crossed the center line and struck a Ford Fusion traveling southbound, operated by a 70-year-old woman from Hingham.

Both operators were transported by Orange Cross Ambulance to Aurora Sheboygan Medical Center. The 85-year-old woman died as a result of injuries sustained from the crash.

Officials said the crash occurred during heavy snowfall and weather is believed to be a contributing factor.

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MILWAUKEE COUNTY — 18-year-old Samira Coleman-Wilks, on Thursday, March 2nd pleaded guilty to charges related to a fatal crash that happened near 27th and Capitol Drive in November.

Samira Coleman-Wilks

Coleman-Wilks pleaded guilty to one count of second degree reckless homicide and one count of second degree reckless injury. Two other charges were dismissed.

She will be sentenced on May 4th.

According to a criminal complaint, Milwaukee police officers were on patrol along N. 27th Street around 9:45 p.m. on November 19th — and noticed a Chevrolet Impala that had a registration plate that was suspended. The officers pulled over the vehicle — driven by Coleman-Wilks. As officers approached the vehicle, “the Chevrolet suddenly accelerated northbound on N. 27th Street.”

A few moments later, the officer “hear a large crash sound and observed a large cloud of smoke coming from the intersection of N. 27th Street and W. Capitol Drive.”

Fatal crash at 27th and Capitol

20-year-old Shawn Oliver, a passenger in Coleman-Wilks’ vehicle, died from injuries suffered in the wreck.

Shawn Oliver

Adrian Pyatt was a passenger in Coleman Wilks’ vehicle. He spoke with FOX6 News on November 28th — and said he was physically and mentally scarred from the crash.

Fatal crash at 27th and Capitol

“I still have dreams about it,” Pyatt said. “It messes me up in the head to know that one boy died and the other in a coma and she is paralyzed from the waist down.”

Pyatt was asleep in the car when the wreck happened. He was startled awake by a “screeching” noise. His face and shoulder struck the dashboard, according to the criminal complaint.

“I woke up, I couldn’t move. My shoulder was messed up. I got out. I seen the car and I seen what happened I just started crying and I couldn’t really move like that,” Pyatt said.

Fatal crash at 27th and Capitol

The complaint indicates investigators downloaded the airbag control module from the Impala and found the “vehicle was traveling at 83 mph with throttle at 100%, just prior to impact.” The speed limit in that area is 30 mph — “meaning the defendant was traveling 53 mph over the speed limit.” The complaint also indicates Coleman-Wilks “never had a valid driver’s license of any sort.”

“I can’t tell you what she was thinking,” Pyatt said.

Fatal crash at 27th and Capitol

Three people in the vehicle that was struck, two men, ages 28 and 29 and a 22-year-old woman suffered non-life threatening injuries.

“I’m just sorry about what happened out those boys and what happened to all of us. It shouldn’t have happened like that. I just wish I could take that day back,” Pyatt said.

Fatal crash at 27th and Capitol

FOX6 News spoke with Coleman-Wilks’ mother shortly after this happened, who confirmed her daughter did suffer some paralysis in the crash.

MILWAUKEE -- One man is dead and another is charged in connection to the crash. Investigators say the suspect ran from the scene as his friend laid in the street dead on the city's north side.

28-year-old Peterious Williams has been arrested and charged with hit and run resulting in death. Police say alcohol and speed may have led to the crash.

Early Friday morning, February 24th, police say two vehicles driven by two friends were headed westbound on Center Street. Near 12th and Center, officials say 33-year-old Milton Ross, lost control of his Ford Expedition and began sliding north, and rolled over until coming to rest in a parking lot. At that same time his friend, 28-year-old Peterious Williams, lost control of his Ford Explorer and crashed into a pole.

12th and Center

Investigators say Williams ran from the scene as his friend lay dead. In his vehicle, authorities found an open bottle of Cognac.

Hours later, police say Williams showed up to the police department admitting he had been "drinking at a bar with Milton, and smoking marijuana."

Court records show the 28-year-old has never had a legal driver's license.

Family tells FOX6 News, Ross will be laid to rest this weekend. They are saddened his friend has been charged. If convicted, Williams could spend 25 years behind bars.

MILWAUKEE —  Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal accident that occurred on the city’s north side late Thursday night, March 2nd.

It happened near Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and Chambers shortly before midnight.

At this point, it appears that the driver of a 2005 Mercury Sable lost control of his vehicle while northbound on N. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and collided with a concrete light pole.

Police say it’s possible the victim suffered a medical related incident before the accident.

The older adult male died on scene. He has yet to be positively identified.

Police say their investigation into the circumstances that led up to this incident remain under investigation.

MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee police are investigating a collision that ended with a pedestrian dying in the area of 17th and Vliet Streets on Saturday evening, March 4th.

Police said two vehicles were involved in the crash that happened around 6:45 p.m. A 61-year-old woman who was crossing the street was struck by one of the vehicles and passed away at the scene. The victim has been identified as Denice Fells.

A 23-year old man and a 30-year old man, both from Milwaukee remain in custody.

The investigation is ongoing and MPD will present the case to the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office in the coming days.

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A man living in the neighborhood said his daughter alerted him to the crash. He was startled to learn someone was killed.

“I’m sorry to hear. That’s just real tragic. I have feelings for them and it could’ve been one of mine. Much condolences to the family,” said Sylvester Turner.

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MILWAUKEE -- A disabled woman was struck and killed while trying to make her way across the street. The incident happened near 17th and Vliet Streets in Milwaukee on Saturday, March 4th. It was the result of a chain reaction crash that began when someone ran a red light.

Denice Fells

Denice Fells died as a result of the wreck.

"She was a really nice person, happy, smiling," Lydia Correa.

"It was amazing to see the love she shared with everyone," said Monique Long, Fells' sister. "She would reach out to others in the community and do what she can to help people."

"I didn't know how to accept it," said Larry Barlow, Fells' brother. "I hate to think my sister is gone over a careless driver."

According to the medical examiner's report, Fells had just gotten off a bus on Saturday evening, March 4th with her motorized scooter -- and was crossing the street near 17th and Vliet. She stopped in the median to wait when the light turned red. A purple car ran the red light and sped through the intersection. That car was then struck by a van. The car then spun around, hitting Fells on her scooter, throwing her body across the street.

One of the suspects ran from the scene, but was caught. Two people were taken into custody for their alleged involvement.

Fatal crash near 17th and Vliet, Milwaukee

"Shocked. Trying to come to terms with what has happened," Barlow said.

Loved ones said they are coping with the loss by finding strength in their faith.

"God is in control. Even though we may not understand the method in which He decided to take her home, that's OK with me because she is not suffering anymore," Long said. "I believe that she is with Jesus and she is happy."

Person struck, killed near 17th and Vliet

Person struck, killed near 17th and Vliet

Funeral arrangements are underway.

As for the suspects, the men are still in custody -- and the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office is reviewing the case.

Lisandra Munoz-Sanchez (Credit: Andrea Cordero)

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police have arrested the driver involved in a crash that killed a 16-year-old girl near 13th and Bolivar Monday afternoon, March 6th. The 18-year-old Milwaukee man is the brother of the victim. He is now facing possible second degree reckless homicide charges.

Police identified the 16-year-old girl killed in the crash as Lisandra Munoz-Sanchez.

Students left St. Anthony School for the day on Tuesday, March 7th -- just as Munoz-Sanchez did with her brother 24 hours prior.

On Monday afternoon, officials said the brother, with Munoz-Sanchez in his passenger seat, was racing another car on South 13th Street.

Fatal crash at 13th and Bolivar

The report from the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office says near Bolivar, Munoz-Sanchez's brother tried to avoid rear-ending a cement truck when he lost control and crashed into the truck sideways. Munoz-Sanchez was pronounced dead at the scene. Her brother was injured.

Fatal crash at 13th and Bolivar

Fatal crash at 13th and Bolivar

A witness told FOX6 News the other vehicle stopped briefly, but then kept going.

"There is a lot of shock, especially related to Lisandra, because she's such a warm, caring, well-liked individual," said Chris Joch, St. Anthony High School principal.

Principal Joch said he would see the victim and her brother often.

Lisandra Munoz-Sanchez

"We saw each other every day. Very warm, respectful individuals. Just really exemplified what we want at St. Anthony," Principal Joch said.

Fatal crash at 13th and Bolivar

The school has counselors on hand for students who wish to discuss the loss. The ministry plays an important role and is moving forward organizing a funeral at St. Anthony's Church.

"We're going to honor Lisandra. The ministry is planning to include a special, to weave it into our Mass celebration this week," said Joch.

Fatal crash at 13th and Bolivar

As for the victim's brother, police said he was released from the hospital and will face charges for his sister's death.

Lisandra Munoz-Sanchez

Principal Joch said he is also well liked, and an athlete at St. Anthony School.

Milwaukee Alderman Jose Perez released the following statement on the tragedy:

"I join other members of the South Side community today in grieving the death of a 16-year-old girl, a student at St. Anthony School, who was killed when the car in which she was riding crashed into a cement truck yesterday at S. 13^th Street and W. Bolivar Ave.

Our thoughts and prayers are also with her 18-year-old brother, who was driving when the crash happened, and all of their friends, family and neighbors.

The sad truth is that police say high speeds likely played a role in causing this crash. While it pains me to say it, this tragedy may have been entirely preventable.

Please remember that, as the temperatures climb, so too does the incidence of speeding and reckless driving. Parents, please talk to your children about the importance of driving the speed limit, obeying traffic signals and operating in a safe manner.

This sort of thing happens far too often in our community."