Three hours later he dies. Reporter cruz was on a scooter in a crosswalk at east 14th and ashland near his san leandro home. Seconds later a 2001 saturn struck and killed the 14year old as a driver was fleeing deputies. The pursuit was reingauged by another deputy who saw the child get hit. And he chased that car and ultimately, he lost it. Reporter what wont be lost is the memory. The memory of the young teenager just trying to cross the street. When people pass in our community, people come out and support, even if they dont know them. That is the best they can do. Reporter more candles starting to be lit here at east 14th and ashland at the site of that scene. Now, the site of this vigil. The 2001 saturn car was located. The suspect has not been found. Investigators have not said if the car was stolen or who it may have been registered to. Live tonight in alameda county. Mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. Are the boys parents there or expected to be there tonight . Reporter i spoke t
Gregg Ratigan and sharing this remembrance with his community:
Greggory Scott Ratigan
July 22, 1976 – May 4, 2021
Gregg passed away peacefully at Swedish Hospital with his sister Kristina and cousin Jennifer by his side. Greggory Scott Ratigan was born in Seattle to parents Jeff and Karen Ratigan. He was raised in West Seattle with older brother Tim and younger sister Kristina. Gregg attended Holy Rosary Catholic School, John F. Kennedy High School, and the University of Washington, where he graduated with a degree in Sociology and Criminal Justice.
Gregg was a sweet, quiet, kind, caring, and compassionate person. He loved spending time at home with his family, holidays and celebrations with the Norbergs and Ratigans. Growing up, he loved playing soccer, baseball, football, and his favorite, basketball. Gregg cherished the lifelong friendships he made with kids in the neighborhood, Holy Rosary, Kennedy, and his many co-workers.