Jacob Servais allegedly was the driver of a 2007 Dodge Durango that drove into the median, hit a tree and caught fire during a police chase, killing his passenger, Victor Garcia.

Shonquelle Davare Barrett was knocked off the road by a trooper during a chase following Barrett's evasion of a random checkpoint. He hit a tree and was killed.

A Dodge truck was reported missing out of Payson, and police had been briefly involved in a pursuit with it, but had called off the chase. Utah County Sheriff's deputies spotted the vehicle a short time later and started a second pursuit when the 17-year-old male driver got onto southbound I-15. When the driver of the truck took the Santaquin Main Street exit, Utah Highway Patrol troopers say it collided with the vehicle Rita Dolph was driving as it entered an intersection, killing her.

At approximately 7:30 p.m., police responded to a report of an erratic driver. A Lloyd police officer found the vehicle, a 2008 Porsche Cayenne, and attempted to stop it. The vehicle fled at a high rate of speed, police said. As the vehicle approached an intersection, it struck the side of a 2008 Ford. The Porsche then crossed over into the eastbound lane striking a 2018 Ford pickup head on. A 2016 Toyota then struck the rear of the Porsche. The driver of the Porsche, Ryan B. Williams was injured. The operator of the 2018 Ford pickup truck, Danielle M. Pecoraro, was killed. Ryan B. Williams, 29, was found guilty of manslaughter, vehicular homicide.

Damian Swarptue, 26, and Lacurtis Floyd, 22, were riding in a car driven by Kevin M. Allen when Allen evaded a roadblock for a driver's license check. A high-speed police chase ensued in which a police cruiser forced Allen's car of the road, killing Swarptue and Ford. Allen was charged with two counts of manslaughter, and families of the victims have filed a civil suit against Allen and the police.

A Yankton police officer was trying to stop a speeding eastbound 1996 Acura Integra driven by Michael Worlie, 29, and his passenger, Joshua Odens, 27. About 3 miles east of Yankton, Worlie turned the headlights off and drove into the westbound lanes of Highway 50. He collided with a westbound 2010 Nissan Sentra driven by Tawna Lichty-Reineke, 40. She and her passengers Chad Reineke, 43, and Janicka Luschen, 10, were killed, as were Worlie and Odens.

A Yankton police officer was trying to stop a speeding eastbound 1996 Acura Integra driven by Michael Worlie, 29, and his passenger, Joshua Odens, 27. About 3 miles east of Yankton, Worlie turned the headlights off and drove into the westbound lanes of Highway 50. He collided with a westbound 2010 Nissan Sentra driven by Tawna Lichty-Reineke, 40. She and her passengers Chad Reineke, 43, and Janicka Luschen, 10, were killed, as were Worlie and Odens.

A Yankton police officer was trying to stop a speeding eastbound 1996 Acura Integra driven by Michael Worlie, 29, and his passenger, Joshua Odens, 27. About 3 miles east of Yankton, Worlie turned the headlights off and drove into the westbound lanes of Highway 50. He collided with a westbound 2010 Nissan Sentra driven by Tawna Lichty-Reineke, 40. She and her passengers Chad Reineke, 43, and Janicka Luschen, 10, were killed, as were Worlie and Odens.

A police officer observed Anthony Griffin allegedly run a red light on his motorcycle and a chase ensued when Griffin refused to pull over. Ten seconds later Griffin collided with a car driven by Eric Larson. Griffin was killed, and Larson died of his injuries days later.

A Lyon County deputy tried to stop a vehicle on I-35 at mile marker 142 for undisclosed reasons. During the pursuit, the authorities discovered that the vehicle had been reported stolen during a robbery in Emporia. The driver tried to take the exit for Melvern and left the road, the rolling the vehicle several times. Sharnicca D. Cannon, 23, and passenger, Anthony E. Kraczyk, 20, were killed.

State troopers commandeered a Pennsylvania Game Commission bulldozer to track Gregory Longenecker, who they'd interrupted pruning 10 marijuana plants. Pursuing Longenecker through dense underbrush, the bulldozer ran over and killed Longenecker. The state of Pennsylvania will pay $475,000 to Longenecker's estate.

A Science Hill police officer tried to pull over Steven O Vanhook for driving erratically. The high-speed chase resulted in a crash with a pickup truck, killing the driver, Dylan B. Snow and Vanhook.

At 12:53 a.m., an officer saw a black 2000 Lexus GS300 commit a traffic infraction. The officer attempted to stop the vehicle, which took off at a high rate of speed. The officer pursued with his emergency lights on in an effort to get the driver to stop, police said. The driver lost control of the vehicle, and left the road, striking a telephone pole and then a concrete porch of an unoccupied house. The driver was killed.

About 9:30 a.m., a Utah County sheriff's deputy pulled over a pickup truck for a registration issue. As the deputy was walking from his patrol car to the truck, the driver, Trevor Pitcher, took off. The chase went from American Fork onto I-15 where the truck took the next exit at Main Street in Lehi, and then went east back into American Fork. The fleeing truck smashed into the passenger side of a vehicle in an intersection, killing Hal Gadd. Pitcher pleaded guilty to misdemeanor reckless endangerment. The Gadd family received an undisclosed settlement from the county. The county revised its pursuit policy after the incident.

A 20-second chase after an attempted traffic stop ended when the car struck a utility pole and split in half. Ebony Radford was killed. The car's driver, 37-year-old Thurston Melson, was injured. Melson was charged with vehicular homicide and DUI.

A Nampa police officer pursued Joseph Michael Sena in a high speed chase because he believed Sena was driving while intoxicated. The chase reached speeds up to 70 mph before crashing into a car and killing 51-year-old Rosa Delafuente and 55-year-old Adam Zamudio. Sena, 50, was sentenced to 30 years in prison. Survivors' families have filed a civil suit.

Aaron Higine, 27, pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide after a police chase that ended with a crash that killed his passenger, Angel Bell.

Deputies were called around 8:45 p.m. to a convenience store for reports of two people at the gas pumps who appeared to be engaged in drug activity. A vehicle backed out of the parking space and refused to stop when a deputy tried to pull the car over. The deputy pursued the vehicle for four minutes but reportedly canceled the pursuit when he lost sight of the vehicle. Another deputy saw the vehicle at about 9 p.m. on Highway 221. The deputy tried to stop the vehicle, but the vehicle fled and cut off its lights as it crossed over I-85. The vehicle ran a red light at an intersection and crashed head-on into a tractor trailer, killing driver Jordan Balkind, 23, and passenger, Braeden Rankin, 23.

A motorcyclist was being pursued by a Webster Parish sheriff's deputy around 10 p.m. on a highway and turned off his headlight. The deputy called off the pursuit after losing sight of the motorcycle. A short time later, another motorist reported a crash. Police said the motorcyclist, Alvis Cyrus III, lost control in a curve and crashed and was killed.

A deputy tried to pull over a motorcyclist and his passenger near the intersection of 85th Street and Golden Given Road East. The motorcycle fled, and seconds later, David Thomas Schmith, 47, and Monte Lee Tipton Jr., 48, crashed into a vehicle just before 3 p.m., killing both.

Erica Flores was killed when a police officer patrol car collided with her vehicle in an intersection. The officer was cleared of any wrongdoing, but according to a lawsuit filed by Flores' family, the police officer was driving up to 98 mph in a 30 mph zone and was not using his emergency siren and lights when he struck Flores' jeep.

An Orinda police officer attempted a traffic stop for alleged vehicle code violations about 9 a.m. The driver fled as the officer was approaching and entered Highway 24, police said. The officer lost sight of the vehicle as it weaved through traffic. Shortly after, the driver crashed near the Orinda BART station, killing passenger Lawrence Martin. The death was ruled an accident by the grand jury.

Kent police officer Diego Moreno was killed when he was struck by another Kent Police patrol car that was involved in a pursuit. Moreno was trying to put out spike strips when he was killed. The pursuit involved three teenagers who allegedly had been firing guns in public. Emiliano Garcia, 17, the driver of the pursued pickup, pled guilty to second degree murder and won't be released from detention until he is 21.

A suspected intoxicated driver and her passenger were killed in a rollover crash on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation while fleeing Bureau of Indian Affairs officers. Four other passengers—a 26-year-old woman, two 16-year-old boys and a 6-year-old child—were injured.

El Paso County sheriff's Deputy Quinlan Linebaugh, 29, was driving west in his patrol car around 1:30 p.m. when he tried to pass two vehicles. Linebaugh made it around the first vehicle and was passing Perry and Dorothy Wuerfeles' 2008 Lincoln pickup when a dump truck traveling in the opposite direction swerved to avoid the deputy's cruiser and crashed head-on with the Wuerfeles. Kenneth, 75, died in the crash, and Dorothy, 71, died shortly after being taken to a hospital. Linebaugh was fired and convicted of two counts of careless driving resulting in injury.

On his first night working alone, officer Ashton Lambert reportedly was headed to a domestic violence incident involving a gun when he struck and killed pedestrian Gregory Graham.In response to a civil lawsuit from Graham's family, police allege Graham was drunk and suddenly darted in front of officer Lambert, who was traveling in the middle lane 5 mph over the speed limit without sirens or lights. Graham's attorney alleges Graham required a cane to walk and was incapable of darting in front of anyone and that officer Lambert was driving and writing on the squad car's computer screen when he struck Graham.

Mickey A. Rivera, 22, was driving a Toyota sedan when he was pursued by Mashpee police on Route 28 into Cotuit, where his sedan collided head-on with an SUV being driven by Kevin P. Quinn, 32. Both were killed. Investigation later ruled that police should have stopped the pursuit because it was too dangerous.

A deputy attempted to pull over a Subaru at 5:27 p.m., noting the vehicle matched the description from a be-on-the-lookout message for a potentially intoxicated driver. As the deputy tried to pull over the vehicle, David Bross allegedly fled. Police said the deputy pursued. During the pursuit, police said, the driver made several erratic driving maneuvers and exceeded speeds of 100 mph. About three minutes after the chase began, it ended at 5:30 p.m. when Bross lost control of the vehicle and struck a tree, killing Bross.

An officer tried to pull over a driver about 5 a.m., but Tony Smith allegedly refused to stop and took off. Police said he rapidly accelerated near the downtown area and turned off his headlights. The officer reportedly ended the pursuit and a short time later found the vehicle had crashed into a tree. Smith was thrown from the vehicle and killed.

Warren police responded to a report of suspicious persons around 1 a.m. When they arrived, they saw a vehicle leaving the area, but the car took off at a high rate of speed, police said. While on Martinsville Road in Bernards Township, the vehicle left the road, overturned and rolled, striking a utility pole. Alexis Pabon, 14, of Newark was killed. The second juvenile, a 17-year-old from Newark, ran away from the crash on foot but was captured a short distance away. The 17-year old was charged with 2nd degree Death by Auto, 2nd degree Eluding, 2nd degree Knowingly leaving the scene of a motor vehicle crash, 3rd degree Motor Vehicle Theft and 3rd degree Unlawful Taking a Means of Conveyance.

A Corvette took off from a traffic stop, and Southfield police officers chased it. The chase was called off when the driver crossed into the city of Detroit. Around 1:30 a.m., the driver of the Corvette struck a Pacifica on Detroit's west side. The single occupants of both vehicles were killed.

At approximately 2:45 a.m., police officers were alerted about a stolen SUV. Officers tried to stop the vehicle, but the driver, Terrance L. Tilley, fled south. A deputy joined the chase, and Tilley allegedly kept stomping on and off the brakes in an attempt to wreck his pursuers. Tilley drove over a set of raised railroad tracks and lost control of the SUV and crashed. He died later in the hospital. An injured passenger survived.

Officer Ryan Chandler, 24, reportedly ran a stop sign while not using emergency lights and hit and killed Marvin King, who was driving a moped.

Police tried to stop an allegedly stolen vehicle just after 2 p.m., police said. Police alleged Matthew Goode, 40, was the driver of the white Chrysler Sebring. Passenger Tracy Sears was killed when Goode crashed into a tree.

Officers saw a vehicle blow through a red light near the Ferguson-Berkley border. They turned on emergency lights and followed the vehicle but when they could not find the fleeing vehicle, they reportedly turned off their lights. The men who police said they weren't following, Mikel Neil Sr., 49, and Townsal Woolfolk, 59, were killed in the high speed crash. The prosecutor's office declined to charge the officers, but Officers Alex Maloy and Mark Jakob were fired for misleading investigators.

Police recognized a pickup being driven by Samuel I. Delozier in association with an an alleged aggravated assault and attempted to pull him over. Delozier fled in the pickup and led police on a chase that exceeded 100 mph and featured driving the wrong way on one-way streets. Delozier t-boned a vehicle driven by Thomas Mark Colatrella and pinned it to a concrete wall, killing Colatrella. Delozier was charged with involuntary manslaughter.

Christian D. Norman allegedly sideswiped a Jeep and was seriously injured when police officers caught up to him on the highway. Norman's pickup was damaged and making sparks off a bare rim as police followed him. After several miles, Norman jumped out of the vehicle which crashed into a bush. Norman died in the hospital a week later.

Culver City police officers pulled over the driver of a minivan just before 1 a.m. As they approached the vehicle, the driver sped away. The driver pulled onto the northbound 405 Freeway and eventually lost the police. Moments later, there was a report of a crash. When officers arrived, they found the minivan on fire. The vehicle had hit a wall. Police removed four people from the car—two men and two women. One female passenger, Samantha Gomez, 19, was killed, the rest of the occupants were injured. The driver has been charged for stealing the minivan and causing Gomez's death.

York State troopers attempted to stop a 2001 Toyota Tacoma on the Taconic State Parkway. During the stop, troopers learned the operator of the vehicle, Thomas E. McGrath, was wanted on several warrants. McGrath fled and a pursuit began. At approximately 10:20 p.m. McGrath attempted to pass an uninvolved 1999 Nissan Pathfinder at which time the tow dolly made contact with the Pathfinder and caused the McGrath to lose control of the vehicle and overturn. The vehicle became fully engulfed in flames, killing McGrath.

Jonathan Long, 37, Alicia Cherry, 35, and Casey Kroesser, 30, were killed in a crash on Ga. 46 at 5:39 p.m. The driver, Charles Howell, 29, was airlifted to the Medical Center, Navicent Health. Charges are pending against Howell. Howell was fleeing from a Dodge County sheriff's deputy when Howell failed to maintain his lane and crossed the centerline into oncoming traffic. Charles Howell was charged with killing his three passengers and a fetus in the wreck.

Jonathan Long, 37, Alicia Cherry, 35, and Casey Kroesser, 30, were killed in a crash on Ga. 46 at 5:39 p.m. The driver, Charles Howell, 29, was airlifted to the Medical Center, Navicent Health. Charges are pending against Howell. Howell was fleeing from a Dodge County sheriff's deputy when Howell failed to maintain his lane and crossed the centerline into oncoming traffic. Charles Howell was charged with killing his three passengers and a fetus in the wreck.

University of Alabama in Huntsville police tried to stop Antonio Fearn, who was in a vehicle that was similar to one possibly involved in breaking and entering crimes on campus. During the pursuit, Fearn crossed the median, lost control of his vehicle and hit Michael Redding, who was on motorcycle stopped at an intersection, killing him. Fearn received a life sentence for the death.

CHP troopers attempted to pull over a driver just after 2 a.m. after reportedly noticing he was speeding and weaving on Interstate 8. The driver sped away—at times driving more than 100 mph, police said. The driver lost control of the car before hitting a tree, killing him.

A man was killed after falling from a major freeway during a motorcycle chase by the Harris County Pct. 1 Constable's Office. The chase started downtown before ending when the motorcyclist loss control and was ejected from the bike, landing on the ground below the highway. The constable's office withheld the reason the man was being chased.

Three motorcyclists allegedly fled a traffic stop. Bruce Hodgkin was killed when he went off the road.

Rodney Williams, 28, and his brother, Thomas Williams, 21 were killed when the allegedly stolen car they occupied crashed into a tanker truck during a police chase. Police said an undercover police unit from Alton flagged a car that was reportedly involved in a crime 24 hours prior and followed the vehicle to Roxana.

Police said Luis Young, 26, hit seven cars while driving down Main Street after speeding off when police tried to pull him over. A woman in a Jeep, Gaudencia Meza, was killed when the stolen white pickup smashed into her. Young was charged with murder.

Donte Finch was killed after leading police on a chase that ended in a fiery crash when he struck an SUV, police said. Finch was initially stopped about 1:22 a.m. for speeding.

Layton Woodard, 17, and William Howard, 17, were killed in a crash allegedly stemming from a drag race and police chase. Driver Michael Fitch, 19, was charged with multiple counts of vehicular homicide.

Mary Taulbee was killed when her car was struck by a police cruiser chasing a stolen vehicle, police said. Alyssa Irwin Debraux, 18, was arrested minutes after the crash. The pursuing officer was absolved of responsibility by a grand jury.

George Luster, 49, and Kathaline Luster, 51, were killed in a crash when their car was struck by stolen Sonata that had been involved in a police pursuit. The Sonata's driver, 19-year-old Gystin Michael Parker faces charges of felony theft by receiving and felony fleeing in a vehicle and two counts of first-degree murder.

Corey Joseph Taylor was killed when he was hit and killed by a teen carjacker. The carjacker, Nafarious Howard, was being pursued by police. Howard was charged in the death.

Stephen Merritt was killed in Haverhill, Massachusetts, in a motorcycle crash during a police pursuit that began in New Hampshire. It happened shortly before 2 a.m. Merritt had allegedly been speeding.

Kimberly Gunderson and Kenneth and Sheryl Carpentier were riding in a truck around 1 a.m. when a man allegedly driving a stolen SUV rammed into them. All three were killed. Minnesota state troopers were chasing the driver, 18-year-old Dayquan Jayru Hodge. Hodge was charged with criminal vehicular homicide and four counts of criminal vehicular operation for the injuries suffered by the teens in the SUV he was driving.

Kimberly Gunderson and Kenneth and Sheryl Carpentier were riding in a truck around 1 a.m. when a man allegedly driving a stolen SUV rammed into them. All three were killed. Minnesota state troopers were chasing the driver, 18-year-old Dayquan Jayru Hodge. Hodge was charged with criminal vehicular homicide and four counts of criminal vehicular operation for the injuries suffered by the teens in the SUV he was driving.

Deputies responded to a restraining order violation. Deputies tried to pull a vehicle over, but the driver fled. Christopher Giron, 48, allegedly attempted to elude police. When Giron tried to turn onto Hwy 140 from Hwy 62, the Tundra left the road, hit an electrical box operating the nearby traffic light and settled down an embankment. Passenger Teddy Geaney was killed.

Christian Pinon, 20, is accused of killing a friend, Jose Parra, during a crash that occurred while Pinon was allegedly fleeing from Riverside County sheriff's deputies trying to stop him for reckless driving in Jurupa Valley. Pinon allegedly was involved in a "sideshow," which involves speeding and automotive stunts in vacant lots. intersections and freeways.

Antonio Cowan, 24, Cabari Turner, 3, Chrishawn Turner, 25, were occupants of a Ford Fusion who were killed when their vehicle was struck by a car driven by Christopher Carter, 27. Carter was fleeing police and ran a red light just before the collision. The policed alleged that they had ceased pursing Carter by the time of the crash because it was too dangerous. Carter fled on foot and was captured a month later and charged with three counts of reckless homicide and murder. Parents of the deceased have sued the city and the police department.

Dinara Arevalo allegedly led police on a pursuit after fleeing from a hospital in Lompoc. Highway patrol took over pursuit when it reached Highway 101. Arevalo crashed into a pickup killing one of the occupants, Michael Garcia.

Deputies with the Precinct 1 Constable's Office started chasing Julian Marcelino Sosa's Cadillac after he sped past them on Interstate 45 around 6 a.m., police said. At certain points, Sosa, 22, was driving 100 mph. He allegedly made a U-turn beneath the overpass and lost control, hitting a utility box and allegedly running over Heather Jackson, a homeless woman sleeping in front of it.

A car was being chased by police when it hit a garbage truck. It spun out of control and burst into flames. The driver of the car, Robert Jones, 31, was killed, as was his daughter, Myah Jones, 5 months.

According to police, Richardson, who was driving a Chevy Impala, was stopped by Wake Forest police after they ran the tag number of the car and learned the owner's driver's license had expired. The reason for running the tag number was not reported. Officers ran Richardson's ID and learned that he was not the owner of the car, did not have a valid driver's license and had two outstanding warrants, one for felony fleeing to elude and the other for misdemeanor resisting a public officer. As officers went back to the car to arrest Richardson, he sped off. During the chase, he lost control of the vehicle and struck an oncoming minivan head on. The driver of the van, was transported to a hospital with injuries.

Dallas patrol officers spotted a possibly stolen truck and attempted to pull over the driver. Officers did not pursue when the truck turned right onto West Simonds Road and sped up, police said, although they were close enough to see the truck leave the roadway, killing two people and injuring two others.

Timothy W. Roberts, 44, and Nicole Y. Beran, 39, were in a stolen vehicle being pursued by the Lexington County Sheriff's Department when they collided with a commercial delivery vehicle, killing them.

Police from the Meade County Sheriff's Office, the Vine Grove Police Department and the Radcliff Police Department were pursuing Shawn Welsh, 36, when his 2000 Chevrolet Silverado collided with a 2000 Honda Accord around 8:37 p.m. between Radcliff and Elizabethtown, police said. Jacob Barber, 18, and Katarina Peeters, 17, who were in the Accord, were killed. Welsh was sentenced to four concurrent life sentences for murder and assault.

Around 4 p.m., just a few hours before the Kansas City Chiefs were scheduled to play against the Cincinnati Bengals, a Kansas City police officer was speeding in a blue Kansas City police Ford van when he struck the rear of a red Mitsubishi Lancer that was caught up in traffic congestion. The driver of the Lancer was Chandan Rajanna. He was killed. Two passengers were injured. Former officer Terrell E. Watkins, 35, pleaded guilty to first-degree involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second-degree assault and a misdemeanor count of careless and imprudent driving.

According to police, Taylor Arms was driving a silver Mercedes with tinted windows and no license plates. When police began to follow her on West Capitol Drive, Arms fled north on 72nd Street and reached speeds of 60 mph before turning east on Marion and then crashing into a tree. Front seat passenger, April Stegall, was killed and a toddler was injured. Arms was sentenced to 3 years for eluding police and causing death.

Jacob Rodriguez, 23, was allegedly driving on the wrong side of Interstate 15 around 11 p.m. CHP failed to stop the Rodriguez, and he continued north in the southbound lanes. Rodriguez, in a Hyundai Elantra, crashed into a Honda Civic at around 11:15 p.m., killing 20-year-old Jessica Neumeyer. Rodriguez died at the hospital.

Police alleged Robinson's vehicle may have been used in a crime earlier in the day. When they tried to pull him over, police said Robinson took off. They pursued him until he was killed in a crash.

Anthony Dane Case was killed when he was a passenger in a car that crashed after it fled from Grand Traverse County sheriff's deputies at high speeds. Michael Alain Greenshields, 20, was charged with drunken driving causing death and fleeing a police officer.

Two police cruisers reportedly were going after a reckless driver—the driver was speeding and had run a red light—when Gerard Roldan stepped into the road and was hit and killed by the lead police car. It occurred around 10 p.m.

Police attempted to stop a car driven by 33-year-old Matthew Stuard for speeding. Stuard fled at high speed. Stuard crashed into two utility poles. Passenger Juan Palacios was killed instantly.

Steven Goddard, 22, and Amy Gutierrez, 20, were being pursued by a police vehicle the wrong way down a one-way street when they crashed head-on into a van. While police did not include information about the police chase, videos surfaced showing the pursuit with lights activated.

Officer Deonte Walker, 25, reportedly was chasing a stolen Mercedes Benz when he collided with a work van, which burst into flames. Three men—Clemente Flores, 22, Marcus Martin, 22, and Camerino Sanchez-Hernandez, 20—inside the van died. The Mercedes got away. The van's driver, Gilmar Gomez-Lopez, 25, the officer blew through a red light and hit the GMC van while Gomez-Lopez was turning on a green. South Fulton PD changed pursuit policy to no longer chase stolen vehicles.

Officer Deonte Walker, 25, reportedly was chasing a stolen Mercedes Benz when he collided with a work van, which burst into flames. Three men—Clemente Flores, 22, Marcus Martin, 22, and Camerino Sanchez-Hernandez, 20—inside the van died. The Mercedes got away. The van's driver, Gilmar Gomez-Lopez, 25, the officer blew through a red light and hit the GMC van while Gomez-Lopez was turning on a green. South Fulton PD changed pursuit policy to no longer chase stolen vehicles.

Armando Lopez was walking to work when he was hit and killed by a driver fleeing police, police said. The driver facing a charge of vehicular homicide is Daniel Castro, 26.

Deputy Austin Rissanen was responding to assist a Charleston County deputy after a suspect fled on foot from a traffic stop. Megan Eichman reportedly turned in front of him, and he hit and killed her.

Around 8 a.m., New Braunfels police tracked down Austin Meade, 26, in a stolen work truck out of San Antonio to an apartment complex. When they approached him, he fled. He ran a stop sign and crashed into a Ford Edge at an intersection. The impact of the collision killed the driver, Amber Rachelle Williams, 39. Meade allegedly fled and turned himself in later. Police said he was charged with murder for the fatal hit-and-run.

At 9:46 a.m., Fort Collins Police received a call of a suspicious vehicle. The caller reportedly saw firearms inside the vehicle. Officers arrived in the area and contacted the occupant of the vehicle. He fled in the vehicle. Officers reportedly didn't pursue him. The crash happened a moment later. John "Rick" Nees and his daughter Nicole A. Nees were killed instantly. The driver Marcos Orozco received a number of charges related to burglary and vehicular eluding.

Police allegedly saw Jose Chapa, 40, and Gerardo Garcia, 35, traveling in the wrong direction at Bynum Avenue and Quintana Road. When a deputy attempted to stop the men, the driver led police on a chase and lost control, hitting a curb and striking a telephone pole, killing both men.

Police responded at 11:50 p.m. to Michael's Pub for a report of a man armed with a small rifle. Within minutes, an officer spotted the man in a blue Ford Crown Victoria leaving. The officer attempted to stop the vehicle on AL-219, but Jamar Desean Pritchett allegedly refused to stop. Additional Selma officers and Dallas County deputies joined the pursuit. As the pursuit turned onto County Road 37, officers reportedly reduced their speed as Pritchett began to drive more recklessly. The vehicle left the road and went airborne before striking the trees and killing Pritchett.

Lucas Vanderpool was suspected in multiple robberies and a shooting. He was fleeing a robbery and police pursued until he started driving recklessly. Vanderpool failed to negotiate and curve and hit a tree and was killed.

A deputy was trying to pull a driver over after seeing the car run a red light at about 50 miles per hour. The driver did not pull over, and the deputy pursued him. The deputy reportedly stopped the pursuit because the driver was going more than 100 miles per hour on city streets during the chase. About 12 seconds later, the deputy found the crash. Narayan Sanwal was dead.

Erika Gonzalez-Cardoso, Celerino Jimenez-Flores and Jorge Luis Garcia-Isordia were killed and eight injured when a pickup fleeing Border Patrol agents rolled over near the Mexican border after agents deployed a tire deflation device. Three counts of second-degree murder were filed against the driver, Luis Alberto Virgen, 21. Virgen received 20 years in prison.

Lisa Gay was killed when two Florida women fleeing police crashed into her car. The women were arrested after a police chase across north Mississippi. Tae'ona Edmondson of Cape Coral, Florida, and Tanairy Portal of Miami, Florida, face charges from multiple jurisdictions.

Francis Mihalovits was hit about 7:20 p.m. by a vehicle that spun off the road. The driver, who was being tailed by Blue Island and Posen police squad cars in connection to a theft, ran away before being caught two months later and charged with reckless homicide. Mihalovits family filed a civil suit against two towns because of the police chase.

De'andre Jackson was fatally ejected from a vehicle during a police chase, and the vehicle's alleged driver, Deontrae Solomon, 19, faces a murder charge and multiple other charges.

Police received a report of a car stolen shortly after 8:10 p.m. The victim said the sedan had been left unattended and running. About 30 minutes later, officers responded to shots fired. The gold sedan involved reportedly matched the description of the stolen car. An officer then saw what appeared to be the gold sedan at 30th Street and Hickman Road, police said. The sedan fled when the officer tried to pull it over. A minute later, the sedan crashed into a U.S. Postal Service, killing Emilio Esteban Garcia, 16, and Jair Sanchez-Banos, 17. Sanchez was allegedly driving.

Marcus McCrary, a pedestrian, was hit and killed by Emmitt Daniels' car after an officer ran Daniels' car off Flat Shoals Road around 1 p.m. on Dec. 4. His body was not found for five weeks.

Police reportedly were conducting surveillance on a Honda Accord that they suspected was stolen. When officers turned a corner, they allegedly were ambushed with one of the men opening fire on them from outside the Accord. One officer fired back. The car then took off, and police pursued. Gunfire was exchanged a second time. The Accord crashed head-on into a Ford F-150 pickup truck. Kevion Smith, 21, and 23-year-old Andrew Chanerl were killed in the crash. De'Trell Crews was shot and killed. The driver of the F-150 was also hospitalized in stable condition.

Officers tried to stop Ray Reyes Soto, 19, for an expired registration, but he refused to pull over allegedly because he had active warrants for his arrest. The chase, which hit speeds of 20-30 mph, ended in the parking lot of an H-E-B. Soto allegedly kept pulling into parking lots as though he was going to stop. He would hit his brakes and then the officer would start to get out and then he'd drive off. Soto lost control of his vehicle and hit a concrete basin for a telephone pole with his girlfriend in the passenger seat, and his girlfriend's grandmother, Yolanda Mesa, in the backseat, killing Mesa.

Just before 1:30 a.m., a car fled from deputies after a traffic stop. The driver hit the left side of the roadway and rolled through several yards. The car then hit a home. Both the driver and passenger were ejected from the vehicle. The driver, Tabaughn Collins, 27, and passenger, Olivia Collins, 25, were killed. They were siblings.

South Bloomfield Police Department were chasing Yoni Cruz Martinez, 35, in a 2014 Hyundai Elantra at a high rate of speed, when the Elantra went off the right side of the roadway and struck a tree. Martinez, who wasn't wearing a seatbelt, was killed immediately. Two other passengers, a 3-year-old child and a 4-year-old child, were critically injured in the crash. The 4-year-old, Rojer Lemus died.

Just before 4 p.m., a Baltimore County patrol officer reportedly saw a 2014 black Honda Accord that had been reported stolen in the county. The officer stopped the Honda, and the car fled. The officer pursued the Honda on a brief chase, police said. The Honda struck an unoccupied 2004 Ford truck and continued into a tree. Taiwan X. Linton was killed.

Tracey Jade Johnston was killed in a motor vehicle crash while fleeing a police pursuit.

Diaquiri Chambers, 17, and Dominique Saint-Vil, 20, were killed during a police pursuit when their car was disabled by stop sticks and spun out of control, crashing into trees. The vehicle had recently been carjacked by two armed males.

Deputy Brandon Radke was trying to stop the driver of a Lincoln Town Car in Mishicot for a number of violations. The driver, identified only as a 48-year-old Two Rivers man, fled. The chase went on for about four miles, then the Town Car crashed into a pickup truck outside Two Rivers. Chris Klein, the 25-year-old man driving the pickup, was killed. At the time of this writing, no charges had been filed, and the identity of the 48-year-old man is being withheld by police.

Deputies chased a speeding vehicle on Highway 51. The ensuing chase got close to 100 miles per hour before officers lost sight of the vehicle as it neared Wheeler Road. Moments later, the Dane County Communications Center got a call about a crash at Wheeler Road and Delaware Road. Deputies said the vehicle hit a power pole, killing Kendrick Bridges.

Ki'Anthony Tyus was killed when a Lexus SUV crashed into a utility pole following a police pursuit. Tyus was a passenger in the car, which had been reported stolen.

Officers attempted to stop a suspected DUI driver at 2:26 a.m. The driver, in a white BMW, was identified as Ivan Dimov by the CHP. Dimov fled from the CHP officers and led them on a short chase. At 2:27 a.m., Dimov allegedly ran a stop sign and collided with the left side of a gray Infiniti, killing Melvin Strong.

Officers allegedly saw Lorenzo Jackson swerving in traffic and activated their emergency lights and sirens to try and stop his pickup, but Jackson ran a red light and caused a fatal crash. Police said Lorenzo Jackson was driving a white Ford south at a high rate of speed, ran the traffic light and crashed into a Grand Am. A man and a woman inside the Grand Am were killed. Jackson was charged with second-degree murder.

Kansas City, Kansas, police were chasing the driver of a stolen 2009 Audi with multiple occupants inside. Police reportedly ended the chase in the area of 9th and Central Avenue. Just before 9:30 p.m., the driver of the Audi continued westbound on Kansas Avenue at 10th Street, traveling at a high rate of speed. The driver of a 2013 Chevy Spark was south on 10th St. at Kansas Ave. when the driver of the stolen Audi ran a red light and struck them in the driver's side door. The Chevy then struck a 2006 Chevy Aveo that was stopped at the red light. The people inside the stolen vehicle ran, and were gone before police arrived. The driver of the Chevy Spark, Octavia Barker, was killed.

Keith Campbell, 29, apparently stabbed himself before driving into an SUV in Philadelphia, killing Dennis Palandro Jr., 31, Joseph Ferry, 36, and Kelly Wiseley, 35. He was arraigned from his hospital bed on homicide charges. Various agencies chased him at times.

Keith Campbell, 29, apparently stabbed himself before driving into an SUV in Philadelphia, killing Dennis Palandro Jr., 31, Joseph Ferry, 36, and Kelly Wiseley, 35. He was arraigned from his hospital bed on homicide charges. Various agencies chased him at times.

Lawrence Javaris Hall III, 26, was allegedly fleeing on foot from a robbery when he kidnapped and carjacked Louis Warren Reese, 84, at gunpoint outside his home. Hall hit speeds of up to 100 mph in the stolen SUV, hitting and injuring one officer who was laying out a spike strip and crashing into a police cruiser, injuring another officer. An officer knocked Hall off the road, causing the SUV to spin around and slam into a power pole. Reese died later in the hospital from multiple injuries. Hall was charged with murder and fleeing police.

According to police, Officer Andria Heese, 27, was in a roundabout at the west entrance to Battle High School when she exited the left side of the road with the intention of parking on the sidewalk so that she could watch students load onto the school buses. Gabriella Curry, 4, was walking on the sidewalk when Heese struck and killed her.

An officer saw someone on a 2012 Kawasaki ZX1400E motorcycle allegedly speeding at about 2:30 a.m., according to police. Police clocked the motorcyclist at about 66 mph in a 45 mph zone and tried pulling the driver over. The motorcyclist fled, and the officer reportedly stopped the chase. Moments later, police said the motorcyclist crashed into the back of a 2012 Toyota Camry and was thrown off the bike for about 250 feet, killing the driver.

At 2:15 p.m., the Blount County Sheriff's Office became involved in a pursuit of three motorcycles on Interstate 65. The pursuit speeds reached more than 100 mph. The pursuit entered into Jefferson County where the three motorcyclists split up. The trooper stayed with one of the bikes and was able to stop him and take him into custody. The other two motorcycles continued south and reported were no longer being actively pursued by troopers. A short time later, a motorcycle crashed at the intersection of U.S. 31 and Vulcan Drive, killing William Johnson.

Israel Dealmeida allegedly fled a traffic stop. After the two-minute pursuit, where police unsuccessfully attempted to use stop sticks, Dealmeida struck the back of the semi, killing him.

Officers responded to investigate a report of a vehicle theft. At approximately 4:30 a.m., an officer with the Story City Police Department found the vehicle and attempted to stop it, but the driver fled through Story, Hamilton and Webster counties. Story City officers picked up the chase. The van being chased went into a median, and Phillip Wooden was ejected from the vehicle and killed in the crash.

A deputy was traveling in an unmarked car when he spotted Josiah Pinner's friend crossing the street. He said he swerved to avoid the friend, only to hit Josiah instead. Deputy Philip J. Montesi was allegedly going 21 mph over the speed limit when he killed the boy.

After midnight, Royce Grayson Timberwolf was fleeing from a Meskwaki Nation police officer while driving on Northwood Drive in the Meskwaki Settlement. Timberwolf's vehicle reportedly slid off the road, rolled several times, and he was ejected and killed.

Police said they spotted a stolen pickup truck. When they tried to pull the truck over, it sped off. Police chased the car for a little while, but reportedly lost sight of it. Less than a mile away, the truck slammed into another car and killed the driver of that car, Harvey Lee.

Off-duty deputy Jimmy Byrd reportedly was chasing Timothy Cox at speeds well in excess of 100mph when Cox crashed into and killed Scott Durso.

Around 10:35 p.m., an unidentified man was being pursued by officers at speeds exceeding 80 mph. He was driving a tan 1998 Toyota Corolla. He entered the eastbound lanes of SR 60 the wrong way, and after driving for three miles into oncoming traffic, he lost control of the Toyota and struck a blue 2018 Kia Nitro in the slow lane, injuring the driver of the Kia, and killing the fleeing driver.

Officers attempted to pull over an SUV around 5:45 p.m. Officers initiated the traffic stop after identifying a subject in the vehicle, 19-year-old Darrell Pittman, who was known to have felony warrants on file. The green 2003 Ford Explorer sped off, ran two red traffic lights, and crashed into a van. Two women inside the van were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. Elizabeth Verley was killed.

Deputies Chey Sumrall and Josh Strickland resigned after Sumrall crashed a patrol car into a vehicle and killing 66-year old Charlie Epting Sr. and 80-year-old Annie Everette. Sumrall was on-duty, but wasn't involved in an emergency. Police withheld details as to how Strickland was involved.

Alins Sumang was charged with three counts of manslaughter for the deaths of William Travis Lau, 39, Casimir Pokorny, 26, and Reino Ikeda, 47. Video from a city bus showed Sumang's truck whizzing past the bus, followed by Honolulu Police Officer Sheldon Watts.

Alins Sumang was charged with three counts of manslaughter for the deaths of William Travis Lau, 39, Casimir Pokorny, 26, and Reino Ikeda, 47. Video from a city bus showed Sumang's truck whizzing past the bus, followed by Honolulu Police Officer Sheldon Watts.

About 6:40 p.m., an officer on patrol was conducting a business check at a gas station when he saw a black Chevrolet Monte Carlo at one of the pumps. The officer recognized the car from an earlier police pursuit. The officer approached, and the driver fled. Police pursued. The officer reportedly lost sight of the car, but saw a cloud of smoke and the car, flipped over. Police said the driver, Antonio Short, was ejected from the vehicle in the crash, killing him.

Douglas County deputies were chasing Deanna May Bixby when she crashed into another car and killed Jayne Frances Davicsin, 25, and Ryan Scott Carter, 27. Bixby was driving erratically and reached speeds of up to 100 mph while the deputy pursued her. Bixby allegedly was driving a car that was stolen two days earlier.

Evan Ian Smith was driving a 2001 Jeep Cherokee that was reported stolen at 11:51 a.m. After locating the vehicle at 10:33 p.m., OPD officers tried to pull it over, but Smith fled. Smith crashed at around 11:45 p.m., roughly a mile north of I-75's intersection with U.S. 27. Police said they did not use police cruisers to strike and stop Smith's vehicle.

Officers attempted to pull over a Nissan driven by 17-year-old Nahriek Belford after seeing the car fail to stop at a stop sign. But the driver kept going, and police chased him. The driver then hit another car, a Honda CRV trying to make a left turn. The Honda's driver and passenger, 74-year-old Jerome Weingarten and his 71-year-old wife, Randee Weingarten, of Middle Island, were killed. A passenger in the Nissan, Angelo Belford, 19, was also killed.

Officers attempted to pull over a Nissan driven by 17-year-old Nahriek Belford after seeing the car fail to stop at a stop sign. But the driver kept going, and police chased him. The driver then hit another car, a Honda CRV trying to make a left turn. The Honda's driver and passenger, 74-year-old Jerome Weingarten and his 71-year-old wife, Randee Weingarten, of Middle Island, were killed. A passenger in the Nissan, Angelo Belford, 19, was also killed.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office received a call of a reckless and possibly impaired driver about 3 p.m. Sheriff's deputies stopped the vehicle on the highway before it fled, and police pursued. The vehicle crashed into a guardrail at the intersection of Zuber and Young Roads. The passenger, Helen Kimball of Columbus, was killed. The suspected driver, 44-year-old Robert Smith, was arraigned on felony charges of aggravated vehicular homicide and failure to comply with the signal of a police officer.

According to police, an officer tried to stop a suspicious vehicle whose driver, 34-year-old Kevin Vargas, was engaged in an apparent road-rage incident. The driver refused to stop and a brief pursuit ensued, during which Vargas allegedly tried to ram at least three patrol cars. The chase ended when Vargas plowed into an another vehicle, setting that vehicle on fire and killing Isaias Cruz.

A man and woman were seen allegedly illegally crossing the border on foot near Otay Mesa just before 5 p.m., police said. The two people then got into a white Volvo, and when agents tried to pull the car over, the driver fled. The car had been chased for less than a mile when it crashed into a semi-truck, going under the big rig, shearing off its roof. The driver and one passenger, both males, were killed. A 20-year-old female passenger got life-threatening injuries.

About 11 a.m., a deputy tried to stop a car for an expired temporary vehicle registration and speeding, police said. Driver Juan Sanchez led deputies on a short chase before losing control and crashing into a concrete barricade. Sanchez, who was wearing a seatbelt, suffered minor injuries. Two 18 year olds—Amonte Deshawn Jones of Mesa and Chase James Bulmahn of San Tan Valley—as well as another passenger who was 16 years old were killed. The name of the 16-year-old boy was withheld by the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.

Fort Worth police reportedly were trying to catch up to a stolen vehicle around 6:40 p.m. The vehicle hit a light pole, killing De'Morrian Lemont Candler-Smith.

Police received a report of a stolen rental car. When officers arrived in Miami Gardens, they discovered the victim's cell phone was still inside the car, and police tracked the cell phone and drove to its location. Once police arrived, the car took off at a high rate of speed. Inside the car was and adult and a 16-year-old. The driver of the stolen car blew through a stop sign killing Malcolm Lightbourn and Tarvis Gantt.

Jeremy Jermaine Jones, 38, was being sought for questioning regarding several crimes, including possibly robbery and kidnapping. About 6 p.m., a patrolman spotted what he believed to be a stolen SUV driven by Jones and began pursuing the vehicle. Jones, during the brief chase, drove south at speeds estimated at 90 miles per hour. Then, at an intersection, he was in a wreck with several vehicles. Paul Roberts, who was driving a Volkswagen Passat, was killed.

Murfreesboro police responded around 1:30 a.m. to a call of a domestic situation in a moving vehicle. The caller, a passenger, told a dispatcher that she had been assaulted, and Joshua Williams, the driver, refused to stop the vehicle. An officer spotted the vehicle, and Williams went off the road and behind a house. As the officer walked toward the back of the home, Williams, 39, drove back onto the road. Williams reportedly drove straight through a left-hand curve in the road and hit a power pole head-on, causing the vehicle to rotate and hit a second pole on the front passenger-side door, killing a passenger, Rachel Bonds. Williams was booked into the Rutherford County jail on charges of vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of a fatal crash.

About 6:15 p.m., an Estill Police Department officer tried to pull a car over for a traffic stop in town limits. Instead of pulling over, the car sped off, and police pursued. The Gifford Police Department and Hampton County Sheriff's Office joined the chase as the pursuit wound through their jurisdictions. Deangelo Lashon Brown, 21, was later arrested and charged by the Gifford Police with failure to stop for a blue light. The chase ended when Brown's car collided head-on with another car. Jasmine Adkins, who was a passenger in Brown's vehicle, was killed.

Carol Jean Anderson died nearly a week after a car driven by Machiavelli Tyzhae Savoy, 20, of Lexington Park, collided with her vehicle while he was fleeing police.

Joseph Gary Scelza's body was found by police near the Virgin River Gorge four days after he was involved in a chase with police in southern Utah.

Around 11 p.m., an officer tried to stop a car after seeing the driver commit several traffic violations. The driver refused to pull over, and police discovered the car was stolen. Police said Valle was driving extremely dangerously and did not pursue him. Officers continued to look for the car and found it where Adam Valle, 27, had crashed it into a steel light pole. Heaven Mathews was killed.

Trotwood police tried to pull over a driver for several violations, but the driver failed to stop. While fleeing, he ran into a bus around 5:30 p.m. The vehicle was going more than 100 miles per hour at the time of the crash and flipped the bus onto its side. Two passengers in the car were immediately killed, Kyren Wright, 18, and Mya'nie Nabors, 15. The driver, Christopher Baker, 18, died later. The bus driver and five passengers were taken to the hospital be treated for less serious injuries.

Officer Alex Aikens was eastbound on Highway 315 allegedly swerving in and out of traffic chasing a motorcycle when he crossed the center line and hit and killed Ericka Hughes, who was headed in the opposite direction. Police said Hughes was turning into Sonic when she was hit head-on by the Sardis police cruiser.

Adolphus Knight, 19, of Riverdale, and Kalif Patterson, 38, of Dalzell, S.C., were both killed. Officers were pursuing Knight on I-75 North about 2 a.m. when the vehicle left the interstate, turned around, re-entered I-75 North going the wrong direction and hit a Ford F-150 head-on, police said. Patterson was driving the Ford.

The driver of a Mercedes was speeding eastbound down Katy Freeway, and Houston police tried to pull the vehicle over. The driver left the freeway and drove through the intersection at Silber. The driver continued to the Post Oak intersection, where he hit a concrete barrier and fell to the freeway below, police said. Passenger Henry Davis was killed. Driver Bennett Clark Barnhill died two days later on 3/15/2019 in the hospital.

Around 9:30, the driver of a Ford Expedition was seen loading undocumented immigrants into his truck from the bushes. Once on the road and chased by police, the driver lost control, striking another vehicle. The collision ejected several people from the SUV. Two people in the other vehicle were killed. They are 45-year-old Leonel Martinez Junior and 69-year-old Aurora Chavez.

An officer tried to pull over Vanessa Valdez at about 11:15 p.m. for a traffic violation. The driver tried to get away, and police chased her. Valdez crashed into a wall on the southbound side Interstate 820. After running away from the wrecked car, Valdez was fatally struck by a vehicle on the I-820 bridge over Texas 121.

The driver of a 2005 Chevrolet Impala allegedly tried to avoid a license check at the exit ramp of State Route 199. A Laurens County deputy tried to stop the Impala by flashing his lights and sirens. A high-speed chase began and ended when the deputy rammed the Impala's right rear quarter panel. The driver of the Impala lost control and hit a tree, killing 21-year-old Tevin Blount, of Glennville, and 27-year-old Preston Coleman, of Vidalia and injuring a third.

Kendall Harrison, 25, sped off from a traffic stop and drove west, police said. Harrison's SUV went through a red light at 10:30 p.m. and struck a car. The driver of the car, 28-year-old Joy Tyus, died that night. Her passenger, 30-year-old Shelton, died on March 17.

Police tried to stop Byron Wilson, Jr., 16 and Chimelu Collins, 14, who were driving a suspected stolen car. Instead of pulling over, the car tried to flee, speeding away and ultimately hitting a tree before crashing into a hair salon. Both the boys inside the car were killed in the crash. Schwann Herbert, 54, was also killed. Schwann was on the second floor getting her hair done when flames from the crash erupted.

Troopers attempted a traffic stop of a vehicle which had been reported stolen but the vehicle took off. During the 10-minute high-speed pursuit, the Jeep lost control on Hochspeier Road near the intersection of Highway 164 north of Jefferson and rolled several times. Amber Mosey, the driver of the vehicle, was ejected from the vehicle and killed. Her two passengers, Christopher Arrington and Carmen Marie Lewis, were transported to hospital with serious injuries. A puppy in the vehicle suffered head injuries and was euthanized. A loaded gun was reportedly found in the crashed vehicle.

Police tried to stop a vehicle that was leaving an area where officers said they heard gunshots. Police said the suspect's vehicle was traveling without its headlights on and had a bullet hole in the front windshield. While fleeing from officers, the driver lost control, and the vehicle struck a utility pole. The vehicle then overturned and came to rest in a yard. Police said the driver fled on foot and was later arrested. The passenger inside the vehicle was killed.

A chase began about 11:15 p.m. when Yazoo County sheriff's deputies were called regarding motorcycles drag racing on Mississippi 149. Three motorcyclists sped away with deputies pursuing them. As the high-speed chase entered Yazoo City, a deputy and Justin Collins collided, and Collins was thrown from his bike onto the road. A vehicle driven by a trooper involved in the chase then hit Collins.

Around 4 p.m. Tad-Michael Norman, 33, shot a 56-year-old woman while trying to steal her car. He then shot at the Metro bus. The driver backed the bus up until he could stop at Northeast 125th Street. The man then shot and killed Robert Hassan, 76, and stole his car, taking off just as police arrived, Garth Green said. Police pursued the gunman for a block and a half before he collided with another car, killing the driver, Richard T. Lee, 75. Norman was arrested on investigation of homicide, assault and robbery.

Williamson County deputies at approximately 1:30 a.m. chased a vehicle south on Interstate 35. After a long chase, the driver crashed near Bethune and St. John's Avenue in Northeast Austin, killing the driver.

Jared Scott Childress, 34, failed to stop for police after running a stop sign. Childress traveled towards the Town of Cowpens at a high rate of speed. His car slammed into the side of a tractor trailer at an intersection, killing Ciara Kalene Bradley, the front-seat passenger in Childress' car.

Joseph L. Andrews, 81, of St. Simons Island, Georgia, was driving his 2018 Ford Escape with his son, Kevin J. Andrews, 54, of Miami Florida, as a passenger when the car was hit by a 2019 Chevrolet Malibu, which was driving the wrong way on I-10 westbound while police chased it, police said. Driver Dominic Scotti Garcia Jr., 26, Crystal Lee Moradie, 34, and 25-year-old Leigh Northcutt were in the Malibu and killed.

Joseph L. Andrews, 81, of St. Simons Island, Georgia, was driving his 2018 Ford Escape with his son, Kevin J. Andrews, 54, of Miami Florida, as a passenger when the car was hit by a 2019 Chevrolet Malibu, which was driving the wrong way on I-10 westbound while police chased it, police said. Driver Dominic Scotti Garcia Jr., 26, Crystal Lee Moradie, 34, and 25-year-old Leigh Northcutt were in the Malibu and killed.

A trooper spotted Toriando B. Smith, 29, in a Chevrolet Cruze speeding, and pulled it over. The Chevrolet Cruze pulled over and stopped on the side of the road. But as the trooper approached on foot, the Cruze pulled away and sped off. The trooper pursued. The Cruze allegedly was traveling faster than 100 mph. Smith hit a Chevrolet Impala head-on, killing passenger Christina Parham, and injuring two others.

A pickup truck, driven by off-duty Londonderry Police officer Tyler Berry, 27, who was allegedly intoxicated, was traveling westbound when it crossed the yellow center line and struck a Hyundai Santa Fe head-on and killing Sierra Croteau.

Robert Acevedo, 27, was charged with two counts of vehicle by homicide and resisting arrest in connection with a crash where two undocumented immigrants died following a chase with Border Patrol.

Roy McClendon-Thompson allegedly shot and killed 45-year-old James Curtis Jones and then died after crashing into a dump truck as police chased after him.

Anderson police pursued a car until it crashed, killing the unidentified driver.

Kamontie Gross, 19, and Aniyah Taylor, 17, were killed and another person injured when the driver crashed into a tree while fleeing from police, causing the car to catch fire.

A reportedly stolen pickup was fleeing police when it ran a stop sign and killed Rylee Kristian Ewald,8, and Tonya Horn, 43. Andrew Munoz and Deanna Alvarez were arrested on numerous charges including second degree murder and firearm charges.

At approximately 10 a.m., DC Police was alerted of a stolen white van. Officers saw the stolen van and attempted to stop it. The driver, Robert Earl Little Jr., 25, fled. Little failed to stop at a red light and struck a blue Hyundai but continued to travel westbound, where he crossed over the double yellow lines and struck and killed a cyclist, Dave Salovesh, and then struck a tree. Little was charged with second-degree murder and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

Police said a black Dodge Challenger heading in the wrong direction pulled in front of a trooper at Spring Street at about 3:40 a.m. When the trooper attempted to stop the car, it made a U-turn and took off, and police began to pursue. The driver, Kahre Williams, 34, exited onto the Downtown Connector south. The Challenger struck two vehicles–a red Ford Expedition and a silver Nissan Altima. After the crash, police said Williams fled on foot but was caught. Juan Gispert, 28, was killed in the crash, and Maria Gispert, 51, died later. Williams was charged with murder and other crimes.

Marcellus M. Purifoy was charged in connection with a crash that killed one of his passengers during a pursuit by Milwaukee police officers. Larenzo Jones, 18, died after being injured in the crash shortly before 3:30 p.m. Purifoy was charged with multiple counts, including fleeing an officer resulting in death and fleeing an officer resulting in bodily harm.

Prichard police officer Simeon Beeson attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation about 1:30 a.m. The driver, James Burford, reportedly refused to pull over and a chase began. The car wrecked and Burford and Beeson were both on foot when they were struck by a patrol car driven by another police officer, Jay Wilson. Burford was killed and Beeson was injured.

A vehicle had been reported as stolen and was being pursued by the Havre Police Department when it collided with an eastbound vehicle. The driver of the vehicle that was reported stolen, Wendell Howard, was killed in the crash.

Columbia County deputies, Portage police officers and Wisconsin State Patrol troopers were trying to stop a vehicle believed to be carrying a suspect involved in an attempted kidnapping in central Wisconsin. The vehicle crashed into the back of a semi trailer, and the driver and a passenger—Ter-Rance Phillit Simmons, 24, Terrance P. Simmons, 25—were killed.

Officers were called to a possible drug deal involving two cars at about 6:20 p.m. Two officers got out and approached one of the vehicles. When an officer went back to the squad car to use the computer, one of the vehicles fled, crashing a few blocks later into Jose Salcido's car, killing him.

Matthew Donadeo reportedly stole an SUV and was struck and killed while crossing Sunrise Highway as he tried to flee police.

Around 1:30 p.m., police spotted a reportedly stolen 2001 BMW SUV driven by Mia M. Collins, 24. That vehicle sped off at a high rate of speed, and officers attempted to catch up to the vehicle with activated lights and sirens. The vehicle collided with a Toyota Camry and another vehicle. Collins and a passenger in the BMW were injured. The driver of the Toyota Camry Marla A. Wood, 70 and a passenger Rosemary McElroy, 12, were killed.

Jordan Lee Poitra called police, fought with them, stole a cruiser and led police on a chase before reportedly driving head-on into a semitrailer and fatally crashing.

Javier Oliverez was wanted on a warrant for robbery, and he was fleeing police when he crashed into and killed Jessica Bingaman.

The chase started after a traffic stop in Farmington Hills where a Farmington Hills police officer tried to stop the vehicle for a traffic violation. The vehicle fled at a high rate of speed. Police said the chase was ended before the vehicle crashed into a pole, killing the driver, Mathew Mercado, 36, and passenger, Jazmene Glynn, 24.

Police reportedly were surveilling people suspected to be involved in robberies shortly before 9:30 a.m. During the surveillance, the subject drove into the parking lot of the shopping center and tried stealing the woman's purse. The victim, Nga Ngoc Nguyen, fought the robbers but was run over by them. Giovanni Solomon Guy, 20, and Gregory Walker, 19, of Los Angeles were charged with robbery and murder.

Jacob Fejeran allegedly was spotted speeding. Instead of pulling over, he tried to elude a marked patrol vehicle with flashing lights, which pursued him. The chase reached speeds of 100 mph. Fejeran was heading westbound on Broadway Street in his Chevy pickup when he ran a stop sign, and a block later, the truck went airborne, hitting a tree in a yard and killing Fejeran.

A High Point police officer saw a blue SUV, allegedly driven by Emmanuel W. Simeon, 19, going 55 mph in a 35-mph zone. The officer tried to the stop the SUV, but the driver sped off. The officer reportedly did not try to chase him. The SUV was going approximately 100 mph, when Simeon ran a red light and hit two other SUVs and a power pole before stopping. One of the SUVs allegedly hit by Simeon went down an embankment and into a nearby business parking lot. The driver of that SUV, David T. Hill, was killed. Simeon was charged with second-degree murder, three counts of felony serious injury by motor vehicle, felony death by motor vehicle, felony flee to elude arrest by motor vehicle causing death, driving while impaired (alcohol), provisional impaired driving offense (under 21), driving while license revoked, speeding and failure to stop at a red light.

About 8:51 p.m., officers tried to stop a 2006 Chevy Monte Carlo because they reportedly saw the driver using a cellphone. The car pulled over momentarily but fled before the officers could get out of their vehicle. The Monte Carlo struck a Chevy Equinox, and officers said they saw several citizens pull Gerimiah Staple Jr. out of the passenger seat of the car and put him on the sidewalk to help him, but he died. The driver of the Monte Carlo ran off on foot.

A St. Ann patrol car saw Warren Daniels speed by on a motorcycle. Police had turned their blue light and called dispatch when the bike crashed. Police said the bike crashed before the patrol car could begin pursuit.

Matthew E. All allegedly fled from troopers around 2:30 p.m., regarding a complaint that alleged that he had been harassing and threatening another person with a knife.. He crashed into Otsego County Sheriff's Deputy James Mateunas who parked on the opposite side of the road, injuring Mateunas and killing himself.

A marked Chicago police van with its lights and siren on went through a red light and crashed into an unmarked police SUV, which also had its lights on, around 10 p.m. Police said 10 Chicago police officers and two non-police were taken to area hospitals after the incident. Verona Gunn was killed.

Deputies were responding to a report of a breaking and entering when Norman Hood was struck and killed. Norman was driving a compact two-wheel motorbike. The patrol car did not have lights or sirens on at the time of the wreck. Hood was not wearing a helmet, and the mini bike did not have lights nor was it made to be operated on a street.