Todd DeGain

This was a man that I knew, we knew up until September 14, 2005.

Some stupid ass towel head of a lady on a dual citizenship that was drunk ended his life.

She drug him 300 feet after she hit him.
Then to top it all off she tried to drive away!!! What the fuck is wrong with this fucking lady?!?!!

For those who are curious about Todd he was a smart man. He had 2 dogs, Sasha and Bailey. He was a goofy bastard, kinda weird in his own way but it was Todd, that's just what he did. He loved electronics anything to do with wires and power and speakers and amps, I mean all that stuff. He actually repaired Amatsu's amp a while back. He would make things out of nothing just cause he could, he may of not really needed it but he made it anyways.
I loved his dog Sasha, she is so cute. Hyper at times but cute.

Our friend Burns was living with Todd for a while not that long ago. Burns bought a new home so he moved out a few months ago.
Here is a link to his obituary it your interested.

http://www.legacy.com/azcentral/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=15103607

He will always be loved and missed.

Police arrest two in deadly hit-and-run wreck

04:41 PM MST on Wednesday, September 14, 2005

azfamily.com and 3TV Staff

Mesa police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run accident this morning.

3TV

Police said a witness saw a gray Jeep Cherokee and a red Mustang speeding away from the scene.

It happened around 2:30 this morning near Alma School and Baseline roads.

Police are booking Muneerah Ali Al-Tarrah, 23, and Reem Ahmad Bisharra, 19, in connection with the wreck. Both women face charges of felony hit and run and driving under the influence.

According to police, a witness heard the accident and saw two vehicles, a gray Jeep Cherokee and a red Mustang, speeding away from the scene.

That witness saw the body of a 35-year-old Mesa man, who has been identified as Todd DeGain, in the street and ran to a nearby service station where he told the clerk to call 911.

DeGain was driving a motorized scooter when he was hit and killed. Police believe he was dragged 300 feet down Alma School Road.

The Cherokee and Mustang the witness reported seeing speeding from the scene were pulled over about a mile away.

According to Sgt. Chuck Trapani of the Mesa Police Department, it's possible that Ali Al-Tarrah, the driver of the Cherokee, had been drinking.

"Traffic detectives during the initial interview did see some clues … so there's a possibility that alcohol is a factor," Trapani said.

After police questioned Al-Tarrah and Bisharra, who was behind the wheel of the Mustang, investigators placed both women under arrest.

The intersection was closed for more than six hours as police conducted their investigation.