'You have to stop': Arrest made after 15-year-old's death

A 15-year-old boy was hit and killed while riding a scooter in Brevard County, and now a 19-year-old suspect who allegedly ran from the scene is charged in his death. Fox 35's Esther Bauer hearing from the family who say the news is helping during this difficult time. It's still very hard for this family to drive by this memorial knowing what happened to Isaiah. Now this news is also a challenge to process, knowing how another teen allegedly hit him and left him there. who can bring him back. Losing Isaiah shattered the Irizarry family forever. Now he's in heaven. So now this individual is incarcerated and we still don't have Isaiah back. So it's a lose-lose for everyone. Today's arrest by the Florida Highway Patrol is bittersweet for Deanna Irizarry. Today brings us a little bit of justice, a little bit of closure, and now we follow it through. Troopers followed through on this case for nearly five months, pulling cell phone data surveillance from businesses in the area DNA from the damaged car all building a case against him here on State versus Aiden Perry. 19-year-old Aiden Perry was allegedly driving the car that killed Isaiah on his scooter he never stopped but told troopers Mr. Perry spontaneously uttered that he had hit a deer his lawyer argued on Tuesday his client had no idea he hit a person this was a dark unlit roadway but the judge didn't buy it i'm sorry we disagree so much on this case Perry is now facing several charges including leaving the scene of a crash involving death leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage and failing to report the crash involving death Deanna hopes Isaiah's death can be a warning for others they have to stop it doesn't matter if they're scared or drinking and driving or anything even if you think you hit a deer you have to stop she says Isaiah could have had medical attention sooner had the driver stopped to help. Justice needs to be served because he did not deserve to end his life that way. Perry was given a $51,000 bond and is not allowed to contact the victim's family going forward. And the suspect's next court date is November 17th. Deanna says she is thankful to everyone in the community that is praying for them and also supporting the family and for the troopers that built this case. Reporting in Viera, Esther Bauer, Fox 35 News.