After leading police on a chase, the driver of a Chevy pickup, Quincey Gamar Norman, was killed when the truck struck a car head-on in southeast Atlanta, also killing the woman, Ashley Tewell, who was driving the car, police said. Tewell's 7-year-old daughter, Lindsey, was also injured.

According to news media, Officer Scott York was responding to another pedestrian accident when he lost control of his vehicle, jumped the curb and plowed into Coreas and 18-year-old Joel Mejia. York, who has since been fired from the department, is recovering from injuries. While York did have his lights and sirens on as he responded to the other incident, black box data from inside the patrol car said he York was traveling close to 100 miles per hour. In his termination letter, he was told he should have been going the speed limit.

Justin L. Johnson was stopped by police for following his girlfriend, who was in a taxi cab. He died in a crash after fleeing from the traffic stop, police said.

Police say a call for a stolen vehicle came in, and an officer found a vehicle resembling it. The officer followed the car and flipped on his lights, and Samuel Phillips, 16, took off. Police followed the SUV for about two and a half minutes, with Phillips reaching speeds around 75 miles per hour. The chase came to an end when the vehicle lost control and hit a tree. Philips' brother, Jermaine Fleming, 15, was pronounced dead at the scene. A 17-year-old was ejected from the vehicle and suffered bleeding on his brain. A 15-year-old in the front passenger seat suffered broken bones. Both male teens survived; their identities have not been released.

Dearborn Heights Police attempted to pull over Sheldon Hornbuckle who was driving with a burnt out headlight. As he approached the vehicle, the vehicle just took off on him. Just 42 seconds later, the vehicle crashed, and the driver and female passenger, Alena Ralston, died at the scene.

Police say Rasema Keco's husband 58-year-old Ekrem Keco cut her throat and fled the home. Officials say there was a protection order in place prohibiting him from having contact with a minor child in the home. He was spotted by Altoona police. The suspect fled and crashed into the back of a semi on I-80 near Mitchellville. Police say Keco cut his own throat before crashing. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Decolley Edward Cortez Watson, 24, was killed when his 2013 Chevrolet Camaro collided with a 2011 Volvo tractor trailer and then struck a utility pole, while he was fleeing a police stop.

A man who was driving a stolen Corvette died after he crashed the car in Lake Forest following a police chase, police said.

Zachary Thomas Alexander, 22, was out on bail in another case when he crashed into and killed Charles Chunlei Wang, 56. Alexander was charged with felony counts of murder, fleeing a pursuing peace officer's motor vehicle causing death and driving or taking a vehicle without consent after a prior conviction, police said.

Garner police tried to pull over a silver sedan for speeding. When the officer approached the vehicle, the man and woman in the car sped off before the officer could identify the driver.After a chase, the sedan crashed into a van at 90 mph. The driver of the suspect vehicle, Kawme Delanta Otis McGregory, 18, was injured and taken into custody. His passenger, 25-year-old Shada Sahquea Taylor, was killed. The driver of the van, Shaun Dontay Jackson, 36, and two children, 14-year-old Erieyana J. Holloway and a 12-year-old, were also injured in the crash. Holloway later died from her injuries.

Michael Cathorall was riding an ATV north on Illinois 159. Macoupin County Sheriff's Deputy Tim Burnet, 37, responding to a call for a domestic disturbance. Burnet had the lights and siren of his squad car activated. The ATV did not have lights on. The squad car hit the rear of the ATV, killing Cathorall.

Trevor James Wright, 18, is charged with evading a peace officer causing death and injury, hit-and-run with death and injury and unlawful possession of a firearm. Passenger Matthew Gonzales, 16, died in a crash resulting from a high-speed police pursuit in Woodland.

Three carjacking suspects led police on a chase near Churchill Downs, according to police. Several LMPD cars were involved in the chase that ended at South Third Street and Southern Parkway. Three teenage boys were ejected from the stolen car when it crashed into a utility pole. One teenager was pronounced dead at the scene.

Troopers said they tried to pull over Courtney Watlington on Highway 87 in Elon when he took off and hit another car. Watlington's car caught fire while he was still inside, killing him.

State police attempted to conduct a traffic stop in Kentwood. The driver, Alejandro Torrez, refused to stop, and a chase ensued. Torrez's car, traveling east, crashed into a northbound car at an intersection. Torrez's cousin, 15-year-old David Torrez, was killed. The lone occupant and driver of the northbound car, Tara Oskam, was also killed.

According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, during a police chase, a 2006 Suzuki Forenza was westbound on US-50 when it went left of center and stuck the fourth axle of an eastbound 2001 Freightliner that was eastbound US-50. The driver of the Forenza, identified as Bernardo Campos, 35, of Wichita, was pronounced dead at the scene.

According to reports, state troopers traveling north on Douglass Street saw a 2003 Cadillac CTS ahead of them with a defective brake light at about 11:15 p.m. The Cadillac turned east onto Hess Avenue and troopers followed without activating their overhead lights or sirens, police said. The troopers said they lost sight of the Cadillac until they reached Russell Street and saw faint tail lights to the south. The troopers turned onto Russell, but encountered heavy snow and ice. Police said the Cadillac went off the west side of the road, struck a tree, and split into two main pieces, one of which was on fire. Troopers said they found the driver, Stephenson D. Brown, lying dead in the road about 40 feet from the wreckage.

Driver Stephen K. Reinholz, 28, of Laconia, N.H., and passenger, Kaili M. Pierce, 28, of Concord, N.H., were killed after leading police on a 50-mile car chase that ended in a crash on Interstate 95. The chase began when MDTA officers driving northbound on I-95 near the Fort McHenry Tunnel were alerted to a possible stolen Chevy Silverado pickup truck. After confirming the vehicle was stolen, the officers attempted to make a traffic stop north of the tunnel.

Carl and Judson Duncan were in their car in the parking lot of the Holiday Inn Express in Denison when the cops were called. They were not guests of the hotel. The car fled north on U.S. Highway 75 reaching speeds over 100 miles per hour. The father and son crashed about six miles later at exit 72 near State Highway 91. Judson, 21, was the passenger and was killed.

Kellie Nichole Stock, who is also known as Nicole Leigh Hetfield, was accused of being intoxicated and driving recklessly while fleeing police when she hit a pickup truck driven by Bennie Sims, who was killed.

Carolina Beach Officer Colby Edens hit and killed 19-month-old Lucas Marcinko with his patrol car. Marcinko was the son of Katie Marcinko, the woman Edens was dating. Edens was on his way to work after having dinner with the child's mother. Edens was pulling forward into a cul-de-sac when Lucas darted out in front of the car, police said.

San Diego officers tried to pull the 2015 Yamaha motorcycle over after it ran a red light at Pinecrest Avenue and Murray Ridge Road, police said. The motorcycle didn't stop, and officers chased it onto Interstate 805 and into National City. About five minutes later, the rider lost control of the bike and crashed on East Plaza Boulevard near Euclid Avenue, killing the driver.

Lenh was allegedly being pursued by a patrol car and was travelling at a high rate of speed. The motorcycle was weaving in and out of traffic shortly when it rear-ended a grain hauler semi truck, killing Lenh.

An unlicensed 15-year-old boy allegedly killed his older sister, Maria Asucena Carbijal Lopez, and a 15-year-old friend, Kandy Casterjon, when he tried to flee a police stop.

Officer Mark Bohrer ran over and killed Craig Finch, 52, with his patrol car.

Police said officers tried to pull over a Chrysler 300 after seeing a passenger without a seatbelt near Ford Road and the Southfield Freeway. The car exited the freeway at Ashton, with police in pursuit, into a residential area. According to police, the driver ran a stop sign and struck the front end of a passenger van driving down Ashton, and then crashed into a tree. Both the driver and the passenger were killed.

Police said Valery Labossiere was driving a vehicle stolen out of Vermont when he caused a fatal crash during a high-speed police chase in Connecticut is now facing a manslaughter charge. Labossiere allegedly ran a red light and hit another vehicle. A passenger in the other vehicle, 22-year-old Deion Anthony Pittman, was killed.

Officers responded to a domestic violence call. Hamilton Palmer was trying to leave when he hit a patrol car before speeding away. Police chased Palmer and was several blocks ahead of officers on Mastin Lake Road when they said he ran the red light at Mastin Lake and Pulaski Pike. The truck then hit a car on Mastin Lake, police said. Palmer was killed.

Shakur Loyal, 18, was killed in a fiery crash as police chased him in a stolen Jaguar FX.

Fifteen-year-old Da'Quan Blackwell and 17-year-old Darrell Carpenter died after the vehicle they were in rolled over during a police pursuit. A third suspect, a 15-year-old, was arrested. The teens were being chased regarding an armed robbery.

Driver Tabais L. Robinson, was killed, while the passenger, 23-year-old Andre T. Gross, was treated at an area hospital for his injuries suffered when they crashed while they were fleeing from police. Robinson was wanted on a parole retake warrant and on a warrant for violation of probation, while Gross was wanted on five warrants from the Calvert County Sheriff's Office.

Police attempted to stop Nicholas Keith Blackstock, 29, because of a problem with his brake lights, but he fled. The chase ended when Blackstock crossed over into oncoming traffic on U.S. 123 and struck and killed Steven Louis Richardson.

Kathleen Dee Guy died from blunt force injuries, and the manner was ruled an accident. According to police, Guy was walking outside of a marked crosswalk on Boulder Highway, when she was struck by a Las Vegas Metro police cruiser.

Police released very little information about this fatal crash. They were pursuing a car for some unspecified criminal activity, and Garrett Wayne Johnson was partially ejected when the car flipped, and he died as a result of his injuries.

Timothy Van Heel, 33, sped away from the traffic stop and a chase began. He crashed head on into Daniel Picco, 57, who was traveling in a Chevrolet Trailblazer. Both men were killed.

Carlos Sanchez-Santiago was killed when 23-year-old Wilvenson Darius, who police were chasing at speeds of up to 130 mph for having run a red light, crashed head-on into Sanchez-Santiago's car.

Police were pursuing people suspected of robbing people on the street. Jeremiah Hightower was a passenger in a getaway car that crashed, killing him.

Joseph G. Graves was killed and his passenger was seriously injured during a police chase when Graves ran his motorcycle into a car that was backing out of a driveway.

According to the Collier County Sheriff's Office, a deputy attempted to make a traffic stop for not having lights on the car's license plate. The driver accelerated away from deputies. After a high-speed chase, the car smashed into a tree and a concrete power pole. Damian Rivera, the driver, and Amy Manzano, the passenger, were pronounced dead at the scene.

Deputy James Vansant rammed Robert Lee Clark Jr.'s motorcycle. Clark lost control after colliding with the sheriff's SUV and hit another car, killing him.

Troopers attempted to stop a 1999 Acura for speeding. Arthur Lewis led police on a brief chase and didn't stop until he slammed into a concrete barrier. The front seat passenger, Javairia Mahmood, 22, was killed. Lewis was charged with murder.

Brian Fani was killed when he fled a police stop for speeding, and the car rolled off the road, sideswiped a utility pole and hit a wooden fence and tree.

Michelle Kolk, 40, was hit and killed by a Philadelphia police car. Police say officers were in the area responding to a foot pursuit. The officer in the cruiser put the car in reverse, and backed up into Kolk. Unlike the newer police cruisers on the street, that cruiser didn't have a rear-view camera.

Nicklaus Macke was on a 2008 Honda CBR motorcycle , heading east on Olive Street from North Compton. He was approaching the intersection of North Cardinal Avenue when the off-duty officer attempted to turn westbound on Olive from Cardinal. The motorcycle collided with the left side of the officer's car, a 2003 Cadillac CTS, police said. Macke was killed.

Sargent Kadri Lamani collided with two pedestrians near the intersection of Chief Eddie Hoffman Highway and Raven Court. Lamani struck the pedestrians along a straight section of highway at around 40 miles per hour. Julia Steven died four days later.

Officer B.P. Daigle was responding to a low-priority call when he struck and killed Derrick Ronald Woolbright who was riding a bicycle.

Police responded to after Dontae Lindsey, 34, allegedly opened fire during an altercation inside a home on Northlawn and fled in a van. Police said they saw and tried to stop Lindsey. A pursuit ensued until police said they lost sight of the van and called it off." According to Wayne County prosecutor Kym Worthy's office, "Shortly thereafter, other (Detroit police) officers in another vehicle saw the van run a red light and crash into a car near Schaefer and Southfield." The car's driver, Patrick Hurling, was killed in the crash.

Police said that Bethel officers were attempting to stop a 2005 Toyota Camry, driven by Joseph Edward Rothenbucher, when Rothenbucher fled. He led Bethel Police into Danbury, where he lost control and struck a tree, killing Rothenbucher.

Quadir K. Jackson was killed after being thrown from a Mercedes Benz that three men had carjacked, when the car struck a utility pole while being chased by Newark police. Driver Mutah Brown, 20, charged with aggravated manslaughter and death by auto.

A police officer struck and killed two pedestrians, James Alan Joyce Jr., 37, and Mary Oakes Babcock, 36, with his vehicle. Police said the officer was on duty and was not involved in any type of pursuit when the accident occurred.

Modesto police contacted the Kingman Police Department that Kevin Marcus Robertson was in the area. It was reported that Robertson was despondent, suicidal and believed to be armed with a handgun. He said an officer located Robertson's vehicle and that Robertson sped away during at attempted traffic stop. Robertson's vehicle struck the Power House Visitor Center sign post, killing him.

A patrol officer pulled over a silver Chrysler PT Cruiser because of a faulty tail light, according to Escondido police. As the officer was approaching it on foot, the female driver sped off. The officer got back in his patrol car and followed the silver car, but the suspect car went out of control and crashed into several parked vehicles. The driver, a female Escondido resident in her 20s, was killed in the crash, as was a 19-year-old male passenger.

Perry police attempted to pull over a Ford Excursion, but the Excursion refused to stop. Police elected to pursue the vehicle, and Georgia State Police joined in. A GSP trooper ran into the car, knocking it into a guardrail. It rolled and ejected the driver, killing Pamela Yvonne Theobold.

Driver Amy Fiasconaro was arrested on suspicion of car theft, evading police, and vehicular manslaughter in connection with a chase that ended in a crash that killed passenger Maria Gaglione, police said.

Wesley Logan Davis and Montrez Doran Brown were both killed when the 2011 Mercedes C300 Davis was driving left the roadway, crashed into a ditch and overturned. Davis was refusing to stop for the Barbour County Sheriff's Department and the Eufaula Police Department.

Police tried to stop a stolen vehicle, and the driver took off at high speeds. The pursuit ended on Hollywood Boulevard, when the car lost control, clipped a tree and crashed into another tree. The car wrapped around the second tree before the car burst into flames. The two unidentified people inside, whose bodies were burned beyond recognition, were killed at the scene.

Eddie Alford, Devongelo Pereez Hunter, and Mark Mathis were killed after a car went into a pond in Clayton County after a police chase. The Fayette County Sheriff's Office was chasing a vehicle after an alleged burglary in Fayetteville.

Deonte Marces Giles was wanted in connection to a murder on Ticknor Drive in April. A chase began between police and Giles who was also with another, unidentified man. Boren says Giles' vehicle side swiped with a patrol vehicle, forcing it to crash into a telephone pole. Meanwhile, Giles and his accomplice crashed into a nearby fence on Cusseta Road. Giles and the man he was with both pulled out guns, and Giles pointed his at officers in a patrol vehicle. Another officer arriving on the scene saw Giles with the gun and used his police cruiser to crush him. The second he was chased down and arrested.

Police said officers started chasing an allegedly stolen car near Milford around 4 a.m. Police said the car was going faster than 100 mph when it crashed at an I-96 interchange. Two of the three men in the car were thrown from the vehicle and the other was pinned under the vehicle. One of the men died from his injuries.

A deputy with Henry County pulled over a Cadillac on I-70. The deputy suspected the driver, Daniel Walter Lynn, was impaired, so he was asked to step out of the vehicle. Lynn put the car into drive and drove eastbound on I-70, and the deputy chased him. A few miles later, the Cadillac jumped the median and hit a westbound GMC pickup truck. Lynn was killed.

Jerry Lee Newman, 24, allegedly drove the car that crashed into a car occupied by William Bruckman, who was killed. Newman was fleeing police from an alleged burglary and car theft.

Deputy Travis Turner, 35, was stopped at the top of the ramp to 175th Street from the northbound Interstate 35 exit. As Turner turned west, his vehicle struck a motorcycle, which was eastbound on 175th St, killing David Lohuis.

Sammy Lee was struck and killed by Joshual Hilton, 32, who was allegedly fleeing police after a narcotics investigation, police said.

Anthony Cunningham led police on a chase from Merrimac to Haverhill before crashing into a telephone pole, killing him. He was initially stopped for allegedly driving with expired registration.

A Bernalillo County Sheriff's Deputy struck Pedestrian Brendan McClure with his cruiser, killing McClure.

James L. Drake allegedly was fleeing a stop for speeding when his pickup rounded a sharp turn and crashed into two other cars. A 16-year-old Douglas girl and a 55-year-old Douglas woman were driving the two cars struck by the pickup truck. Both sustained minor injuries. Drake was killed.

A motorcyclist was killed while allegedly fleeing a police stop.

A suspect in a car robbery was killed and several other people were injured Friday morning during a police chase that ended in a major collision.

Courtney Corbett, 28, was fleeing police when he drove the wrong way on the Long Island Expressway service road in North Hills and smashed his car head-on into another vehicle, killing his pregnant girlfriend, Demytra Gibbs, police said.

David Barber was allegedly fleeing police in a stolen RV when he hit Tito Diego Pacheco, police said. Pacheco lingered for several weeks before he died.

Brandon Harold, 25, Ivory Washington, 2, were killed when a vehicle with stolen plates was fleeing Louisiana State Police crashed. Kenneth Davis, 21, was behind the wheel shot and killed himself after the crash.

Juan Rodriguez was killed and his 9-year-old daughter critically injured when their car crashed into a utility pole and wall during a police pursuit. Police found $13,000 in cash, half a pound of drugs and a gun in the vehicle, police said.

Kouts police Officer Brock Moore, 24, was eastbound on Ind. 8 approaching the area of Baums Bridge Road. Robert Lindsey, 45, was northbound on Baums Bridge Road in a Buick. Police said Lindsey failed to yield the right of way to the police car and entered the intersection. The Buick was struck on the driver's side by the police car, killing Lindsey.

Derrick Foster was suspected of stealing a car at gunpoint and later crashed during a police chase, setting the stolen car aflame, killing him, police said.

Taylor Clark, an off-duty Chicago police officer, was being pursued by police before being killed in a crash that also killed Chequita Adams.

Brian Israel Morales-Diaz, 19, was allegedly fleeing a stop for purse-snatching when he struck and killed a pedestrian.

At least two people allegedly stole a car from the Shell Gas station on Buford Highway. They were Alston Wade Spence, 28, and Andrea Allison, 38. The victims called the 911 and moments later a Forsyth Sheriff's Office K-9 unit patrolling Buford Dam Road saw the stolen 2003 Nissan. Spence was reportedly driving. When the deputy tried to stop the Nissan, Spence fled down Buford Dam Road into Gwinnett County. Spence took a curve incorrectly and drove over the double-yellow lines and began driving on the wrong side of the road, police said. He hit an oncoming car, and Allison was ejected from her seat and died. Spence is facing nine charges including felony vehicular homicide, fleeing or attempting to elude police and driving on the wrong side of the road.

A San Antonio police officer hit and killed Josephine Pruski Carter with his squad car while responding to a call for fireworks.

Gabriel Magulias, 20, and Spencer Stuckey, 17, were allegedly fleeing police in an SUV when the car crashed into pedestrian Scott Thomas Waldrup, 30, killing him and them. The SUV's driver, 17-year-old Jerry Chambers Jr., was charged with three counts of murder. Minutes before the crash, Chambers, Magulias and Stuckey were involved in a gang-fueled drive-by shooting that injured two people just outside of City Market, police said.

Oriana Leausa, 26, was driving erratically in a stolen pickup truck when she caused two crashes, killing one person, Deborah Rosewall, and injuring two others, including an officer whose vehicle she purposely rammed, according to police.

A trooper tried to stop a car for speeding, but the driver sped away. The trooper discontinued the pursuit as it neared the Casper city limits. The driver continued into the city and crashed into a pickup at an intersection. The collision killed both people in the car and injured three people in the pickup, including two children. The two people in the car were identified as 39-year-old Douglas Arthur, who was driving, and 34-year-old Lyle Tsinnijinnie.

Deputy Cesar Molina was driving home from work in his patrol vehicle when he struck pedestrian James Taitano, police said. He was hit and thrown by the force and struck by another vehicle, killing him.

Officer Phillip Barker fatally struck James Michael Short, 28, around 3:20 a.m. Three marked CMPD patrol cars were heading to a wreck on East Stonewall Street when Barker hit Short, police said.

A trooper was westbound on Route 228 when an oncoming vehicle, driven by Joseph Hufnagel, crossed the centerline while negotiating a curve, lost control and struck the police SUV head-on, killing Hufnagel.

Kaveon Cottonham believed he was fleeing police when he ran into a family's car and killed Aaron Shanklin-James. Police said they were responding to a separate incident.

A Mill Creek police officer apparently ran over a person in the road while pursuing a driver who was speeding, police said. The person had been thrown from the vehicle when it crashed.

Jesus Ramirez, 23, and 17-year-old Lorenzo Ramirez died after crashing into a concrete pillar following a north Houston high-speed pursuit. The chase started as police investigated a 1 a.m. crash after which the brothers fled without stopping to exchange information, police said.

Louisville Metro Police Department said they were not chasing, only following, this vehicle, which, when it crashed, killed Isaiah Basham, 18, and Lexi Gray, 16.

Bryson Hennigar allegedly was driving his police cruiser in emergency status when he crashed into and killed Willys Fritz, who was driving a pickup truck out of the Quillin's Grocery Store parking lot and allegedly failed to yield.

Georgia State Patrol said Michael Clarke was driving a stolen dirt bike when he hit a car as the other driver attempted to turn left. Witnesses said they saw police chase Clarke and a friend, but police said they weren't chasing him; Atlanta police were just behind him. It's illegal for off-road vehicles to be on any Atlanta streets.

Janet Pickney, 66, was jogging in a crosswalk around 7:30 a.m. when an officer trying to avoid a wreck hit and killed her with his vehicle on Chamblee Tucker Road.

Florida Highway Patrol troopers and Marion County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call about a suspicious car near a county landfill. It was Cuyler's car, a Volkswagen Jetta, and when police tried to stop him, Cuyler allegedly sped away. Cuyler drove through a red light and slammed into a Lincoln MKC, driven by Brittany Chmilarski, 29. Chmilarski, of Ocala, and her passenger, Denise Allen, 57, of The Villages, died at the scene. Cuyler died the next day.

Florida Highway Patrol troopers and Marion County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call about a suspicious car near a county landfill. It was Cuyler's car, a Volkswagen Jetta, and when police tried to stop him, Cuyler allegedly sped away. Cuyler drove through a red light and slammed into a Lincoln MKC, driven by Brittany Chmilarski, 29. Chmilarski, of Ocala, and her passenger, Denise Allen, 57, of The Villages, died at the scene. Cuyler died the next day.

Roark Bradford was killed during a police pursuit while fleeing on a motorcycle.

Police said two men were crossing Woodland Boulevard and shortly before 11:30 p.m. Officer Tony Tagle was driving north on Woodland Avenue when he struck and killed a 58-year-old and a 50-year-old man is being treated for serious injuries, police said.

Norristown Police officers responded to a report of suspicious activity around 5:30 a.m. When they arrived they spotted a white Hyundai sedan with five people inside fleeing at a high speed, police said. Police say the vehicle then ran a red light on Hamilton Street at Main Street before it collided with a black Chevrolet Suburban driven by a Montgomery County sheriff's deputy who was off-duty at the time. One unidentified person died in the crash.

Virginia State Police received a broadcast look-out for a motorcycle traveling at a high rate of speed. Two troopers spotted the motorcycle, and when one of the troopers activated his emergency lights and sirens to initiate a traffic stop, the motorcycle sped away, police said. The motorcycle exited I-95 south onto VA-123, where the rider lost control at Commerce Street. The motorcycle ran off the right side of the road, and struck the curb, sidewalk and retaining wall. The driver, Clint Gaskins, was killed.

Dejarae T. Thomas, Jimmie L. Goshey III, and Keontae "Tae" Brown were killed, and Deyon Kaigler was led away in handcuffs after a fiery, high-speed crash during a police chase sent a stolen Ford Explorer pinwheeling through the air down Tampa Road in Palm Harbor, bursting into flames.

At around 12:03 a.m., John Bowen was driving a blue 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix eastbound on Swartz Road while being pursued by a Summit County Deputy Sheriff. Bowen lost control of his car, causing him to go off the right side of the roadway and into a utility pole, which killed him.

Woodward police tried to initiate a traffic stop on Madison Avenue. The vehicle then reportedly fled at a high rate of speed. That car then struck a curb at 20th Street, went airborne and rolled one time. Three of the five teenagers inside the vehicle were ejected. Hannah Cecelia Quinn-Haws and Katana Angel Richey were killed.

Israel Caballero, 18, a U.S. Citizen, Gloria Lopez-Lopez, 15, a Mexican national and Raul Quiroz-Quiroz, 20, a Mexican national, were all killed when an SUV tried to outrun police in a pursuit along southbound I- 15. A fourth person, a 28-year-old male, was also injured, but police did not release his name.

Israel Caballero, 18, a U.S. Citizen, Gloria Lopez-Lopez, 15, a Mexican national and Raul Quiroz-Quiroz, 20, a Mexican national, were all killed when an SUV tried to outrun police in a pursuit along southbound I- 15. A fourth person, a 28-year-old male, was also injured, but police did not release his name.

Police said a chase started just before midnight when Okmulgee County deputies tried to stop a 2004 Cadillac driven by Adam Johnson, 37, for reckless driving. He led them on a high-speed chase that ended when his car flew into the air, split a power pole, crashed through a gate and landed about 20 feet from a home's front door. Johnson was killed.

Police were following but not chasing an allegedly stolen car. When it began trying to evade the police who weren't chasing it, except in the helicopter, it crashed and killed two—Dominic Moya and Tessi Parker—of four people inside it, police said.

At about 10:30 p.m., a Harris County Precinct 4 deputy saw a car driving toward him at a high rate of speed, according to police. He turned around and gave chase, but when the car flipped over, the unidentified deputy allegedly turned off his lights and sirens—and drove off. Lily Haugen was killed and the driver, Jenna Ellsmore, was airlifted to the hospital in critical condition. The deputy was fired.

Nicole Hahn was a passenger on a motorcycle fleeing police after a traffic stop and was killed when it crashed. Michael Joseph Bahl, 34, from Maplewood was allegedly driving the motorcycle and was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.

Eran Jacob Schlesinger was killed in a collision with a driver who allegedly was fleeing from police and who drove the wrong direction down a one-way street, police said. Brandi Lee Gonzales, 20, of Eugene allegedly was fleeing from a Lane County sheriff's deputy at the time of the crash.

Damon Grimes was killed when his ATV four-wheeler hit the back of a pickup truck after being tasered by Michigan State Trooper Mark Bessner while Grimes was fleeing from state troopers, police said. The boy fled on his four-wheeler after troopers tried to stop him for reckless driving. Bessner, who allegedly fired his stun gun at Grimes from the passenger window of a squad car, resigned from the police force and wes the subject of a federal lawsuit from Grimes' family alleging use of excessive force and gross negligence. Bessner was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to 5 to 15 years in prison. The family settled for $12 million.

Nathaniel Harper, 38, led police on a five-county chase and was charged with murder after he lost control of the truck he stole and killed a homeless man in Lexington, police said. Anthony Tyrone Moore, 57, died near where he was sleeping in bushes prior to being struck.

Michael Canady, 42, hit a GSP patrol car and kept driving, leading the trooper inside on a chase. Police said Canady lost control of his car and drove into a yard and hit a home. Police said two people, a man and a woman, were in the yard and were hit by Canady's car. The woman, Ruthie Richardson, was killed. The man was seriously hurt.

Cortavian Murphy, 16, Deztanee Cobb, 17, Elexus Hillsman, 16, Jaquarius Hegler, 15, and Marshawn Daiquan Williams, 15, were killed in a fiery crash as they fled a police stop for speeding. A Kalamazoo Township officer spotted a speeding Dodge Charger at 12:43 a.m. going an estimated 100 mph, police said. The officer, who was stopped when the vehicle passed, activated his lights and sirens and started pursuing. The officer turned off his lights and slowed his vehicle and came upon the crash moments later.

Cortavian Murphy, 16, Deztanee Cobb, 17, Elexus Hillsman, 16, Jaquarius Hegler, 15, and Marshawn Daiquan Williams, 15, were killed in a fiery crash as they fled a police stop for speeding. A Kalamazoo Township officer spotted a speeding Dodge Charger at 12:43 a.m. going an estimated 100 mph, police said. The officer, who was stopped when the vehicle passed, activated his lights and sirens and started pursuing. The officer turned off his lights and slowed his vehicle and came upon the crash moments later.

A speeding motorcyclist, Andrew J. Fischer, crashed and died as Bloomington police tried to catch up to him. Fischer allegedly was speeding north around 7:30 p.m. when he hit a curb and then a road sign.

Jonathan Scott was killed in a two-vehicle crash during a police chase, police. Police identified the driver being chased as Reginald Weeden, 30. Police said detectives with the LPSO narcotics division were investigating suspected illegal activity and encountered Weeden during their investigation. Scott was not involved in the chase.

A traffic stop led to short chase. Police said the vehicle lost control, hit a tree and rolled, killing Jerrick Simon Rinnels, 29, and Jessica Rhea Herker, 28.

Police responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle behind a Walmart around 3:15 a.m., police said. As officers were approaching the scene, a vehicle matching the description of the suspicious vehicle was seen speeding away. An officer turned around in an attempt to stop the speeding vehicle, but the vehicle refused to stop. The fleeing vehicle crashed into a taxicab that was passing through a green light, killing the driver, Dane Zimbalist Clay. Dreshawn Bynum was charged with several crimes, including murder.

Police in Berks County said they attempted to pull Kenneth Ferraiolo over for a traffic violation. Police said Ferraiolo drove recklessly, trying to get away. When a Nissan Altima backed out of a driveway, Ferraiolo tried to stop his motorcycle—creating a large skid mark in the road. He crashed into the Nisan's driver's side door and was killed.

Officers spotted Lloyd Dale Jackson allegedly driving erratically. According to police, officers attempted to pull the vehicle over before he took off, and police chased him. While leading police down northbound US-131, Jackson smashed through the cable barriers into the southbound lanes, causing the vehicle to roll. He was thrown from the pickup and killed.

Two armed suspects allegedly entered a U.S. Bank with guns and demanded money. They took off with an undetermined amount. Police said a suspect vehicle was located, and while officers tried to stop the vehicle, it fled the area. Two police vehicles were struck in the chase. The vehicle crashed on Libby Road. Two people were placed under arrest, a third person, Gabriele William Benter, was killed.

Police tried to stop Jason Redman for alleged traffic violations. Police began a pursuit but said they stopped the chase because of how fast Redman was going. Minutes later, Redman crashed his motorcycle into a car head-on and was killed.

Police said they tried to stop a car driven by Mussah Pierre, 36, after spotting a lane violation. The officer ran the car's license plate, which pointed to multiple driving suspensions. When police tried to pull Pierre over, he took off with two other men in the car, John Edwards,35, and Jermaine Tucker, 21. Police said because Pierre's car was going so fast, they didn't chase it, they just followed it. About a mile later, the car hit a tree in Carthage and killed all three people.

Police said they tried to stop a car driven by Mussah Pierre, 36, after spotting a lane violation. The officer ran the car's license plate, which pointed to multiple driving suspensions. When police tried to pull Pierre over, he took off with two other men in the car, John Edwards,35, and Jermaine Tucker, 21. Police said because Pierre's car was going so fast, they didn't chase it, they just followed it. About a mile later, the car hit a tree in Carthage and killed all three people.

Eric Dempsey, 39, was stopped for a traffic violation when he sped off. He allegedly sped through a stop sign and crashed into a vehicle traveling on Tallman Street, which does not have a stop sign and killed Edward Rice, 49, and Robert "Bubba" Owens, 22.

Off-duty Long Branch police officer Jake Pascucci, 28, was driving a 2016 Jeep Cherokee southbound on Ocean Boulevard when he hit Karen Borkowski at the Broadway intersection as she crossed the road around 8:15 p.m. on Sept. 22, police said. Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew Carey said criminal charges are being considered.

The driver of a truck was allegedly in the wrong lane when he was killed after crashing head on with Calvert deputy Vaughn Evans in a marked patrol vehicle.

A Waukesha County Sheriff's Deputy stopped a car for excessive speed. The deputy made contact with the driver and thought he smelled marijuana. The driver fled at a high rate of speed. Two Waukesha County Sheriff's Deputies pursued the vehicle. The driver lost control and crashed, killing Stephan Ramsey.

Rolla police said an officer tried to stop John Atkinson after noticing he was driving erratically. He sped off and eventually lost control of his car, which left the road, went airborne and crashed into a ditch, killing him.

Linda Baragiola was killed by being backed into and partially run over by a Sandoval County deputy as he was leaving a residence to respond to a call, police said.

At 11:27 p.m., a Guilford County Sheriff's deputy spotted an Acura headed south on Battleground Avenue. The driver allegedly was operating in a "suspicious" manner. The deputy found the Acura had been stolen. When the deputy turned on his blue lights and siren, the driver sped through the New Garden Road intersection, hitting an Optima. Five people were killed. In the Optima, Stephanie Louise Warshauer, 32, and Alyssa Mackenzie Bolick, 29, were killed. Inside the Acura: Deshon Lee Manuel, 42, Theresa Monique Kingcade, 34, and Bruce Wayne Hunt, 40, were killed. Police said Manuel was driving the Acura.

At 11:27 p.m., a Guilford County Sheriff's deputy spotted an Acura headed south on Battleground Avenue. The driver allegedly was operating in a "suspicious" manner. The deputy found the Acura had been stolen. When the deputy turned on his blue lights and siren, the driver sped through the New Garden Road intersection, hitting an Optima. Five people were killed. In the Optima, Stephanie Louise Warshauer, 32, and Alyssa Mackenzie Bolick, 29, were killed. Inside the Acura: Deshon Lee Manuel, 42, Theresa Monique Kingcade, 34, and Bruce Wayne Hunt, 40, were killed. Police said Manuel was driving the Acura.

At 11:27 p.m., a Guilford County Sheriff's deputy spotted an Acura headed south on Battleground Avenue. The driver allegedly was operating in a "suspicious" manner. The deputy found the Acura had been stolen. When the deputy turned on his blue lights and siren, the driver sped through the New Garden Road intersection, hitting an Optima. Five people were killed. In the Optima, Stephanie Louise Warshauer, 32, and Alyssa Mackenzie Bolick, 29, were killed. Inside the Acura: Deshon Lee Manuel, 42, Theresa Monique Kingcade, 34, and Bruce Wayne Hunt, 40, were killed. Police said Manuel was driving the Acura.

Westmoreland Police Department saw a vehicle "speeding and driving reckless," which led to a pursuit, police said. Upon entering Kentucky, the pursuit led Allen County Deputies through Allen County, crossing into Warren County on KY 101, reaching speeds of over 100 mph. Once the pursuit neared the Smiths Grove city limits in Warren County, Allen County Sheriff's Department terminated the pursuit, deactivating all emergency equipment. Moments later, the vehicle crashed into a tree, and three people were ejected. Two were killed; three others were injured.

A police chase ended when the suspects' vehicle crashed at 94th and Parallel Parkway. Police said the vehicle turned eastbound onto Parallel and collided with another vehicle. Amber Bledsoe, 23, and Jason Edwards, 27, were killed in the accident, and another person was injured.

A Nissan Sentra fled a traffic stop and police pursued the vehicle. As the suspect vehicle attempted to pass a vehicle in front of them, the driver rear-ended the vehicle. The suspect then lost control of the vehicle and drove into an oncoming City of Chesapeake Waste Management truck. The waste management truck and the suspect vehicle both ended up in a ditch. The driver of the truck, George Harris, was killed. The driver of the suspect vehicle was 27-year-old Courtney Horan of Norfolk. He was charged with second-degree murder.

Police said a van smashed into a gas station as its four occupants attempted to steal an ATM. Police found the van, and the driver attempted to flee before crashing into a pole, killing Antonio Laffette Ponyard Jr., 21, and Johnigan Reeves, 22. The van's two surviving occupants were arrested.

Two officers pursued a car through a residential neighborhood in the city's Ninth Precinct over an alleged traffic infraction. That in itself is a violation of Detroit police policy, which only allows officers to engage in high-speed chases when pursuing suspected violent felons. The chase ended in a collision that killed the driver, Jerry Bradford Jr., and injured a 67-year-old man. The officers were suspended.

Sean Gregory Bridges was fleeing a police stop for driving without his headlights when he crashed and was killed.

Michael J. Joyce was suspected of driving under the influence died when he crashed a stolen car while being chased by a Hamblen County sheriff's deputy, police said.

Police said around 6:30 p.m., a Shaler officer tried to pull over a motorcyclist on Babcock. Todd Kraft fled and eventually lost control, slamming the motorcycle into a car and flying into another after a chase that lasted only seconds. Kraft was killed.

A Maryland State Police trooper attempted to stop a 2013 Honda Civic that had run a red light in Waldorf. Police said the vehicle fled the trooper, going south in the northbound lanes for about 300 yards and then crashing into a tree a few miles later. Killed were the driver of the black Honda, Sollan Belina, 28, and passengers Joseph Nystrom, 24, and Luis Daboin, 24.

D'Markus Blea was struck and killed by a stolen Jeep that ran a red light during a police chase. Six teenagers, all under 18 years of age, were caught after a carjacking that led police on a chase that ended in the fatal crash. The youngest passenger was just 12 years old.

Police responding to a call regarding stolen merchandise attempted to pull over the vehicle, police said. The SUV took off. After a short pursuit, the SUV crashed into a vehicle crossing the intersection, went airborne, and landed on its side with at least three young men inside. Ryan Thomas was killed. Two others were injured.

Melissa Bishop, 38, Promise Garcia, 14, and Ariella Santos, 12, were killed when a stolen van, driven by a 14-year-old, crashed during a police chase.

Melissa Bishop, 38, Promise Garcia, 14, and Ariella Santos, 12, were killed when a stolen van, driven by a 14-year-old, crashed during a police chase.

Gary Denmark was being chased by Fernandina Beach police when he crashed and was killed. Denmark was allegedly involved in an earlier hit-and-run accident that occurred at the Fernandina Beach Golf Course, police said.

Two masked men forced a driver out of a car at gunpoint just before 9:50 a.m., police said. The men sped off in the stolen vehicle, with police in pursuit. The chase ended in a crash around 10 minutes later after the driver lost control and crashed into a utility pole. Tyshon A. Anderson was killed; Deangelo M. Williams was injured. Williams, 21, was charged with one felony count of aggravated vehicular hijacking with a firearm, one felony count of robbery armed with a firearm and two felony counts of murder while committing another forcible felony.

Pedestrian Leticia Ramirez was killed by a Riverside County Sheriff's Department vehicle. Details were withheld.

Two deputies were responding to a call about a gunshot victim when their SUV collided with two other vehicles in the intersection. The patrol vehicle went careening onto the sidewalk where the family was, killing Jose Luis Hernandez, 7, and his 9-year-old brother Marco Antonio Hernandez.

Dominic Muscolino was fleeing police when he abandoned his car on I-690 and was hit by a tractor-trailer and killed, police said.

Angel Montiel was attempting to elude a Sheriff's deputy in a chase that began in Rice County when he crashed and was killed, police said. Police withheld the reasons for the chase.

A suspected Target shoplifter, Johnny Mitchell, was killed after he tried to bite a police officer and fled in a stolen car, which burst into flames when it crashed into a medical building during the chase, police said.

Waterbury officers in an unmarked car were trying to stop a car that was driven by Zekhi Lee, 18. Lee fled from the stop and eventually became involved in a crash with a Toyota Corolla, police said. Several people suffered serious injuries. Justin Quiroz was killed. Lee was charged with evading serious physical injury and manslaughter/ motor vehicle related.

At around 12:33 p.m., deputies received a report of a suspicious person. The incident turned into a short pursuit that ended when the suspect car went into oncoming traffic and crashed head-on into another car, police said. The male driver of the suspect car died at the scene. His male passenger was taken to a hospital, where he also died. A female passenger in the backseat was taken to a hospital with major injuries. Police withheld all names.

Raleigh police said driver Etgar Edva Bautista-Montoya, 19, crashed into a home in the wee hours of the morning, killing Anthony Joseph Gaines inside, and had refused to stop when an officer tried to pull him over. Bautista-Montoya was charged with with driving while intoxicated and felony death by motor vehicle.

According to police, Grayson B. Smith, 21, was allegedly the driver of a 1998 Nissan Maxima that was chased by police. Smith was traveling westbound on Broadway at a high rate of speed when Kannen Farris' vehicle, a 2005 Chevrolet Impala, made a left turn into a private drive. The Impala was struck in the passenger side, coming to rest against a tree about 70 feet from the point of impact, killing Farris. Smith was charged with second-degree murder after the crash.

Daniel Allen Lowell, 34, and Trista Schlaefli, then 32, entered a Border Patrol checkpoint on I-10 in a pickup. Agents at the checkpoint discovered the vehicle was previously reported stolen. Agents asked the driver for identification, and he said he didn't have any. Schlaefi gave agents a stolen driver's license, and Lowell was asked to pull into a secondary lane. The pair fled in the pickup and led agents on a high-speed chase through I-10. They allegedly carjacked a family's SUV at gunpoint and continued driving toward Las Cruces. The chase continued through Las Cruces and onto both I-10 and I-25, reaching speeds of up to 110 mph before the SUV drove into oncoming traffic and through a barbed wire fence onto Las Alturas Drive, where the SUV struck J.R. Stewart, who was on a motorcycle, killing him.

Evansville police were chasing a car allegedly driven by 26-year-old Fredrick McFarland when his car entered an intersection and plowed into a second vehicle, killing Prince Nolan Carter, 7 months, and Princess Nyeela Carter, 2.

The alleged driver of a stolen vehicle, Kevin James Hicks, 22, who was fleeing deputies when he crashed into a pedestrian, Juan Castillo, killing him. He then struck several parked vehicles, causing another crash and a fire, police said.

David Wayne Walton allegedly fled a random police checkpoint, led police on a two-mile chase, and crashed at an intersection. He was killed and a person from the other vehicle was injured.

A man was killed when he was struck and killed on a highway by an on-duty officer. Police said he darted onto the road.

Rene Williams Jr. was killed when the green Honda sedan he was driving crashed and caught fire while Williams was trying to outrun police, police said.

According to police, Seth Steele, 18, who was driving a 2004 Ford Mustang, led a DeSoto Parish Sheriff's deputy on a high-speed chase after the deputy tried to pull Steele over for speeding. This happened shortly before 2 a.m. During the chase, Steele failed to negotiate a curve, left the roadway and hit several trees before the car flipped. Michael Joseph McDowell, who was a passenger in the Mustang, was killed. Steele was charged with driving under suspension, speeding, resisting an officer by flight and expired license plate.

An officer saw a vehicle driving at a high rate of speed and swerving at 3:30 a.m. The officer chased the vehicle. Najee McGilbray eventually lost control, crashed and died.

Troopers responded to a report of a stolen vehicle from the Pic-a-Lilli Inn, a restaurant in Shamong, just before noon. While patrolling nearby on Route 206, troopers saw the allegedly stolen vehicle pass them, and turned to follow it. After a short pursuit, the vehicle crashed into a utility pole in Tabernacle Township and caught fire, police said. Xzavier Wells, 18, Nichole Ross, 16, and Tatiana Carter, 16, were killed.

Adelbert Kevin Redo, 30, was pulled over by a trooper for speeding. Police said Redo dragged the trooper, who was trying to arrest him while he drove away. Redo allegedly took the Little Rock Road exit while driving at a high rate of speed and lost control of his car and drove off the road, police said. Redo's car went airborne and allegedly hit other vehicles when it landed, killing Teresa Villanueva Ortuno. Police said Redo would be charged with second-degree murder, felony hit and run, two counts of felony serious injury by vehicle, driving while impaired, and reckless driving.

About 10 p.m., a Merrick County sheriff's deputy began pursuing a Dodge Durango after it failed to stop for a traffic violation in Central City. The Durango crashed and rolled west of Osceola, ejecting Autumn Standley and Luis Elias, 26. Standley was killed, and Elias was seriously injured, police said.

Police became involved in a "less than two-mile vehicle pursuit that ended when Brandon Small struck an electrical pole in North Lebanon Township and was killed.

A deputy with a license plate reader got a hit on a stolen car on I-85. The deputy tried to get the driver, identified as William Jackson, 37, to pull over. There was a pursuit that lasted less than a minute, and speeds reached more than 100 miles per hour. Jose Panameno was at a stoplight on Satellite Boulevard when Jackson came down Beaver Ruin Road, jumped the median and crashed into him, killing Panameno.

Christopher E. Johnson allegedly had been chased by police and crashed into a tree and nativity scene and died in the fiery crash, police said.

A deputy on patrol on Highway 60 saw an allegedly speeding car, which he tried to pull over. The car failed to stop and the deputy chased it. The pursuit lasted approximately 10 minutes before it came to an end at the James River on Highway 14 at Delaware Town when the driver drove the car off the bridge.

A chase started in Mitchell around 9:50 p.m. when a man in a pickup truck sped away from a Mitchell officer. The chase reached beyond 95 mph as the pickup raced southeast on U.S. Highway 26 toward Scottsbluff, about 9 miles to the southeast. The pickup went out of control soon after reaching Scottsbluff. The truck crashed into a tree, ejecting and killing the driver, Joseph Beeler.

Kentucky State Police troopers began pursuing the motorhome that intentionally ran through barriers and construction barrels on Ky. 21 and drove onto I-75 in Berea, police said. The driver, John McCoy, refused to stop and continued traveling south toward an I-75 construction site where workers were setting bridge beams for a reconstruction project. Police were using a rolling roadblock to bring the motor home to a stop when McCoy intentionally struck a police vehicle. He continued traveling southbound toward an overpass, which was blocked with heavy construction equipment. McCoy struck two construction sky lifts head on, engulfing the motorhome in flames, and killing McCoy.

A state trooper responded to a reported theft at a Meijer around 9:22 p.m. The officer then spotted a white 2003 Pontiac Grand Am that matched the description of the suspect vehicle and attempted to stop it, but it fled eastbound on US 30. Police said the car drove through a red light at the Parker Street intersection, crashing into three other vehicles. Two occupants of the suspect vehicle, 19-year-old Jacob Slone and 16-year-old Paige Jefferson, were killed.

Michael Berg walked into a Super Mart, armed with a sawed-off shotgun around 3 p.m. and demanded cash. He stole cash and drove away in a blue 2009 Pontiac G6 sedan. Holbrook police officers found the vehicle and Berg at a Holbrook home. Police told Berg to stop, but police said he got back into his car and drove off. Berg led police on a chase from Holbrook back into Randolph. The pursuit ended at approximately 4:30 p.m. when the driver crossed into the oncoming lane and crashed head-on into another vehicle, killing Berg.

Noe Saucedo, 23, was charged with murder, as well as fleeing a peace officer, and driving a stolen vehicle in relation to the deaths of Lenexy Cardoza, 4, and Camila Cardoza, 2.

Haltom City officers attempted to stop a Chevrolet sport utility vehicle driven by a suspected drunken driver on North Beach Street. Police said the driver was Ricardo Anthony Valdez, 24, who led police through six cities in northeast Tarrant County before crashing in Grapevine and dying in the wreck. His two passengers Daniel Barajas, 24, and Marco Daniel Valdez, 27, were also killed.

Nicole Thibault was fleeing police and going the wrong direction on the 210 Freeway when Daniel Castillo was killed and multiple others injured, police said. The pursuit started around 3:25 p.m. in San Bernardino. Thibault jumped into the pickup truck in a 7-Eleven parking lot after its owner got out.

Malinda Phillips was killed when her 2017 Buick Encore reportedly was struck by a 2001 Ford F350 allegedly driven by Aram Barak Catron, 35, of Colcord. Phillips was eastbound on West Choctaw Street when Catron allegedly ran a stop sign while traveling northbound on West Avenue. Catron was suspected of shoplifting at Walmart and being chased by a Cherokee Nation marshal.

Joshua Reesey allegedly was fleeing the scene of a domestic disturbance and was being pursued by a marked Nanty Glo Borough police car. During the 11 p.m. pursuit, police said Reesey's car was traveling east in the right lane of Beulah Road, crossed onto the south berm, struck a tree south of the roadway edge with its front end and continued sideways down an embankment, killing Reesey.

Police attempted to stop a car driven by Corey R. Sickler. Sickler fled and then crashed, killing his passenger, Terrance Ramnarine. Sickler, 27, pleaded guilty to homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence and drunken driving.