Two People Inside Livery Cab Fatally Struck in SI Hit and Run

2009_02_SICrash.jpg A hit-and-run crash on Staten Island left two people dead and another in critical condition in the wee hours of Saturday morning. The 52-year-old male livery cab driver and a 50-year-old female passenger in the front seat were killed and 54-year-old female passenger in the backseat was taken to Richmond University Medical Center after the cab was struck by a black Mercedes at Victory Boulevard and Cebra Avenue around 1:30 a.m. Police eventually tracked down and arrested 24-year-old Theodore Ricks for leaving the scene and his passenger William Knight for marijuana possession. A witness told the Daily News, "One of them was yelling something like a maniac. They didn't even look at the car to see if the people were all right. They didn't think to call 911. They just began running."

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Neighbors descirbe them as 'good, quiet kids'

bahaha "i didnt see nothin then all a sudden i see em get hit by da car so we culled 9-11 but the cops was already on the way"

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