The drivers of the first two of three cars to hit Rasheed Wiggins at 11:45 p.m. fled, according to OrlandoSentinel.com.
A 39-year-old New Jersey native was struck by three vehicles Saturday in Orlando, Fla. Florida Highway Patrol
The first vehicle partially struck Wiggins as he stood on a grassy median waiting to cross at the intersection of Universal Boulevard and Destination Parkway. The impact knocked Wiggins into the road, and the newer, white vehicle ran over him, according to WESH.com. An older, white car driven by a woman who might have been using a cell phone also hit him, the report said.
Finally, a 47-year-old taxi driver who told police he didn't see Wiggins lying in the road struck him. The Florida Highway Patrol is seeking the other drivers.
It's not known which vehicle killed him. He was walking home from Walgreens.
Wiggins is a 1995 graduate of St. Benedict's Preparatory School in Newark who went on to earn two degrees from Duke University.
A member of the school fencing team, Wiggins helped the Gray Bees to the New Jersey State Prep championship his senior year, according to a school spokesman. He also had a black belt in karate.
"Rasheed was a great leader, a great student and a great friend," the Rev. Edwin Leahy said in a statement provided to NJ Advance Media. "Our prayers go out to him and his family."
Wiggins grew up in Newark before moving to Maplewood as a teenager.
He worked as an assistant brand manager in the marketing department at Darden Restaurants in Orlando. Wiggins is survived by his wife, Kim, also a Duke graduate.
A 39-year-old New Jersey native was struck by three vehicles Saturday in Orlando, Fla.