Black On White Crime: Kansas teens rob woman as she lay dying in Taco Bell drive-through

Jan. 7, 2014

Daquantrius Shaquill Johnson and Quanique Dontrell Thomas-Hameen, both 19, allegedly robbed Danielle Zimmerman, 43, after she suffered a brain aneurysm Dec. 29 in her truck at a Taco Bell drive-through. The woman had gone to get dinner for her husband of 21 years and their two teenage sons.

Danielle Zimmerman 'was a great mother and great wife,' her husband, Kris Zimmerman, said. Danielle was allegedly robbed by two Kansas teens as she suffered an aneurysm.

Cops collared two heartless Wichita, Kan., teens they say stole a woman’s wedding ring and other items as she lay dying in her truck at a Taco Bell drive-through.

Daquantrius Shaquill Johnson and Quanique Dontrell Thomas-Hameen, both 19, had been charged and convicted of burglary in the past.

But the latest allegations, that the cold-hearted thugs stole Danielle Zimmerman’s wedding ring, purse, iPhone and cash as she suffered an aneurysm, has this Kansas community up in arms, The Wichita Eagle reported.

Kris Zimmerman says his dead wife’s wedding ring is still missing after two callous criminals robbed the woman as she lay dying in a drive-through.

The two men are accused of ripping off the 43-year-old woman Dec. 29 as she went to pick up dinner for her husband of 21 years, Kris Zimmerman, and their two children, Noah, 13, and Alex, 18.

The woman suffered the fatal injury around 8 p.m., crashed into the drive-through’s speaker box and was unconscious when discovered. Her husband said the thieves had only a short amount of time to commit their callous crime because several people went to try and help her almost immediately.

“They can’t believe that somebody would do that … a crime like that to somebody in her condition,” Zimmerman told the Eagle of his shocked and heartbroken sons. “It’s kind of a cruel wake-up call for them.”

KANSAS CITY DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS

Daquantrius Shaquill Johnson is one of the 19-year-olds facing charges in the callous crime.

The loving mother was taken to the hospital but succumbed the next day. Her organs were donated.

“I knew that she wanted that,” Kris Zimmerman told the newspaper. “Through this tragedy, maybe she can help save somebody else’s life.

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KANSAS DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS

Quanique Dontrell Thomas-Hameen has a past burglary conviction in Wichita, Kan.

Upon reaching his wife, Kris Zimmerman quickly realized she was missing her wedding ring, which has sentimental value and is described as having white gold and diamonds.

Her purse, with several credit cards, $150 in cash and an iPhone were also missing from the woman’s pick-up truck.

Cops got a tip recently and nabbed the two suspected thieves on Friday. Johnson is held on suspicion of robbery, criminal possession of a firearm and a probation violation and is in custody in lieu of a $315,000 bond. Thomas-Hameen faces charges of robbery and various traffic violations and is being held in lieu of a $200,500 bond.

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Danielle Zimmerman suffered a brain aneurysm as she went to get food from this Taco Bell drive-through.

Both men were convicted of burglary last year. Johnson was convicted of aggravated sexual battery and misdemeanor theft in 2012 when he was a juvenile.

Cops are looking for another 19-year-old suspect in the robbery.

Zimmerman told the newspaper that the arrests bring some closure as he comes to grips with losing his “best friend.”

“We could finish each other’s thought,” the heartbroken husband told the paper. “We were just the perfect match, really. And she was a great mother and great wife.”

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