Three people killed in an alleged hit-and-run crash Saturday have been identified by the Alameda County Coroner’s Office.
The three are Miguel Angel Sanchez-Ramirez, 44, and Charles Ray Blackmon, 65 — both of Oakland — and Robert Dixon, 64, from Sacramento, the Coroner’s Office reported Wednesday.
Also Wednesday, Alameda County District Attorney District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson said a 17-year-old suspect has been charged with multiple crimes related to the crash.
Jones Dickson was vague about the exact charges because the suspect is a juvenile but Oakland Police Chief James Beere said Monday that the boy was facing several charges, including vehicular manslaughter.
Beere said the boy crashed into a group of pedestrians at the intersection of 85th Avenue and International Boulevard at about 11:15 p.m. Saturday.
Three people died at the scene and three others were taken to the hospital, where one remains in critical condition, one was in stable condition Monday and one has been released.
Two other pedestrians suffered minor injuries and the driver was treated for minor injuries at the hospital prior to being arrested.
Before the crash, the boy was allegedly traveling north on 85th Avenue, a residential street, at speeds exceeding 50 mph.
He allegedly struck several vehicles and then tried to make a “delayed turn” onto International Boulevard, which caused his vehicle to end up on the sidewalk, where it collided with the pedestrians, Beere said.
The boy then allegedly tried to run from the scene but was chased and apprehended by witnesses.
While it’s too early to say for certain, Beere said it appears the collision was unintentional and likely the result of reckless driving.
Beere also said the vehicle the suspect was driving wasn’t stolen, and investigators are trying to figure out who owns it and what their relationship is to the boy.
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