Police ID victims in fatal Tesla crash in Pelham Manor

Police say the couple’s Tesla was seen going at a high rate of speed before it crashed into a wall and burst into flames at the intersection of Pelhamdale Avenue and Shore Road.

Cole McDonnell

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Dec 6, 2024, 6:04 PM

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Updated 60 days ago

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The two people killed in Tuesday’s crash involving a Tesla in Pelham Manor have been identified by police as 46-year-old Jahmale Ledeatte and his 44-year-old wife Tracy, of New Rochelle.

Police say the couple’s Tesla was seen going at a high rate of speed before it crashed into a wall and burst into flames at the intersection of Pelhamdale Avenue and Shore Road.

Tracy Ledeatte served as a coach for the Westchester Pride Volleyball Club and was a nurse at Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan.

The couple had two school-aged children.

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