A Milwaukee man previously convicted of killing someone in a 2020 crash has been charged in connection with another fatal collision that claimed the life of a Bell Ambulance EMT last week.PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Fatal hit and run li nked to street racing; Repeat offender, 1 other chargedDayton Milligan, 21, was allegedly street racing when his black Chevrolet Silverado T-boned a Volkswagen at 76th and Glendale, killing 34-year-old Meng Kue. According to the criminal complaint, witnesses saw Milligan racing two other cars and hitting 106 mph in a 35 mph zone just seconds before the impact. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Milwaukee police search for hit-and-run driver after fatal crash near 76th and GlendaleMilligan was still serving extended supervision from his 2020 conviction when the crash occurred. At age 16, he had originally faced a first-degree reckless homicide charge with a 60-year maximum sentence for the death of Mahzhaquad Ford in Ashland County. He took a plea deal for lesser charges and received four years in prison and six years of extended supervision."He was my first grandson my first grandchild," said Sandy Deragon, Ford's grandmother, who is still grieving nearly six years later. In the 2020 case, prosecutors said Ford jumped into Milligan's vehicle during a drug deal gone bad. Milligan sped off at high speed, crashed into a tree, and left Ford to die."He had fallen with the wrong crowd and he went through a spiritual awakening," Deragon said. The complaint regarding last week's crash states that Milligan fled the scene after the collision. Police say his cousin, Earl Gordon, picked him up from the crash site and bandaged a serious knee injury at an apartment to keep him out of the hospital and out of custody."It could have been prevented. I don't know what you do with a person like that but he shouldn't be free to roam," Deragon said.In a statement, Kue's family said he was adored, cherished and will be incredibly missed by his family and friends.This marks the second time in less than six years that Milligan is accused of taking a life behind the wheel while driving illegally.Watch: Repeat offender charged with killing EMT; 2020 victim's grandmother responds Repeat offender charged with killing EMT; 2020 victim's grandmother responds"I just want to say my condolences to the family that lost their son, their father, their brother, their friend," Deragon said.Milligan is accused of firstdegree reckless homicide, hitandrun resulting in death, and knowingly driving while revoked all as a habitual criminal and could face life in prison plus additional years if convicted. Gordon is charged with hitandrun resulting in death as a party to a crime and harboring a felon, also as a habitual criminal, and could face more than 30 years behind bars.TMJ4 News does not typically use mugshots unless there is an immediate public safety reason. We avoid showing them to prevent perpetuating bias or implying guilt before someone has been convicted in court.This story was reported on-air by a journalist and has been converted to this platform with the assistance of AI. Our editorial team verifies all reporting on all platforms for fairness and accuracy.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for TMJ4 on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip ...read more read less