A South Bay family is grieving the loss of a beloved wife and mother who was struck and killed as she crossed a street in Walnut Creek on Saturday. The driver fled and has not been found, according to police.
"You took my 44-year-old wife away from her three kids from me and my kids," said Tin Pham, the victim’s husband.
Family members said Le left work around 7 p.m. Saturday. Walnut Creek police said at the same time they began receiving 911 calls about a fatal vehicle-pedestrian collision. Investigators said Le was hit as she crossed N. California Boulevard near Civic Drive.
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