checked out.

Milwaukee police also arrested a 45-year-old man who was a passenger in the stolen vehicle.

Surveillance of driver in hit-and-run near 35th and Hadley

Prior hit-and-run cases

What they're saying:

Milwaukee County Assistant District Attorney Tiffany Mitchell said Tuesday:  The defendant does not stay on the scene and flees. The defendant was on supervision and was released in January 2026 for two prior hit-and-run cases. 

 This is absolutely not the life for me,  O'Quin said to a Milwaukee County judge in December 2019, as he faced a possible 30 years in prison, charged in two separate hit-and-run cases, months apart, and left two men for dead.

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The backstory:

In May 2018, O'Quin hit 35-year-old Jonathan Campbell at 47th and Locust - doing an estimated 60-70 mph - nearly killing him. Months later, on Christmas Day 2018, O'Quin was doing nearly 90 mph while trying to speed away from police when he hit 58-year-old MCTS bus driver Robert Steckbauer as he was leaving work at Kinnickinnic and Mitchell. Steckbauer, who was in his car, was severely injured and on life support for several days, but survived.

 I don't want these mistakes to destroy my future,  O'Quin said at his sentencing in the two cases, adding that his experiences left him a changed man, according to court transcripts.

A judge sentenced O'Quin to seven years in prison.