Reeanna Ramazini, 35, killed in hit-and-run pedestrian collision in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Modified Date:

Fri, 09/08/2017 - 3:52pm

Accident Date:

Thursday, November 5, 2015

Police find vehicle in fatal Milwaukee hit-and-run

Milwaukee police say they have found the vehicle that struck and killed a woman in a hit-and-run. Police say the vehicle was located in Franklin on Friday. Thirty-five-year-old Reeanna Ramazini was struck while walking near an intersection on Milwaukee's south side Thursday night. Two juveniles who were passengers--a 17-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl--were taken into custody. Two off-duty police officers saw the woman lying in the road and tried to resuscitate her.

Man charged in fatal hit-and-run at 20th, Bolivar

Czerwinski said Tiedke tried to brake and swerve, and that Ramazini tried to get out of the way. Troy Tiedke was charged Wednesday with hit-and-run resulting in death and knowingly operating a vehicle with a suspended license. Police have arrested two teenagers in connection with the crash A 19-year-old Milwaukee man has been charged in the hit-and-run death of a south-side woman Thursday. Both Czerwinski and his girlfriend told police the Ford Explorer struck Ramazini. Czerwinski told police that that Tiedke eventually drove them west on West Bolivar Avenue, where he saw a woman, Reeanna Ramazini, in the middle of the road.

Man in fatal hit-and-run sparked by littering sentenced to prison

Troy Tiedke, 19, was sentenced Friday to six years in prison and five years on supervision in the November death of 35-year-old ReeAnna Ramazini. He pleaded guilty in March to charges of hit-and-run involving death and knowingly operating while suspended, causing death.

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Type: Pedestrian Accident

Topics:

Hit and Run

People Involved:

Reeanna Ramazini

Troy Tiedke

Dominik Czerwinski

City:

Milwaukee, WI

County:

Milwaukee County, WI

Area:

Milwaukee, WI