An officer attempted to pull over a Chevrolet Impala, the car sped away, and police chased it. The car got off the interstate and went off the shoulder of the road near Nathan Thaxton Road, overcorrected and then hit a pickup truck head-on. Five people were killed in the crash, and two others were injured. Killed were Judy Martin, 72; Sandra Bowden, 76; Ebony Young, 25; Sukquawn Hayes, 26; and Shikym Jenkins, 23. Shikym Jenkins was allegedly driving the pursued car.

About 2 p.m. a Kansas Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop a vehicle for a registration violation. The man fled west on Interstate 70 before turning around near Bonner Springs, Kansas, and driving eastbound into oncoming traffic. The fleeing motorist and the driver of another vehicle swerved before crashing head-on. Nathan Pena was killed. Anthony Dorsey, 29, was charged with felony murder charges and felony fleeing.

Police reportedly attempted to stop Douglas Cody Gass for driving recklessly. He fled, police pursued, and eventually Gass crashed the car into a power pole in Chattanooga. Police said Gass got out of the car and ran, leaving behind Kobe and the other passenger. The other passenger tried to get Kobe Burchfield out of the car, but his seat belt held him back and the flames took over, killing him. Police eventually caught up with Gass.

Five teens in a car reportedly trying to get away from police crashed into a home, killing Antonio Henly, 18, and Darshay Burrell, 18, and making the home uninhabitable. The teenagers were allegedly involved in a series of smash-and-grab burglaries.

About 8 p.m., Chula Vista police attempted to pull over a Mercedes-Benz after officers spotted an expired registration on the car. However, the driver refused to pull over and ran through several stop signs while police pursued. The driver lost control of the car and crashed into a brick retaining wall, and then a telephone pole, killing the driver, Alfonso Huizar.

St. Helens Police were called to a shooting at a Chevron that turned into a chase down Highway 30. The chase ended when Michael Veatch stopped. He got out of his disabled vehicle and allegedly shot at and tried to carjack two occupied vehicles. An officer then rammed Veatch with a police vehicle, killing Veatch.

West Covina police chased a man suspected of a carjacking when the suspect's vehicle slammed into another vehicle carrying two adults and a child in the intersection of Glendora Avenue and Cameron Avenue, police said. The collision launched the two adults from their vehicle, killing Gracie Contreras, 53, and Edward Contreras, 55. The name of the person being chased was withheld by police.

Akeelah Jackson was hit by a police car around 5:50 p.m. The 25-year-old officer was reportedly chasing someone reaching speeds of 59 miles per hour in a 30 miles per hour zone with no lights or sirens on when Jackson stepped into the street.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol attempted to stop a Pontiac for speeding. Troopers chased the vehicle at speeds of 90 mph. As the vehicle approached the Euclid Avenue exit, it did a U-turn in the middle of the highway and began driving westbound in the eastbound lanes, quickly hitting a white SUV head-on. The driver of the SUV, Johnell Smith, 41, was killed, as was the driver of the Pontiac, Vernon Hayes Jr., 28.

Michael Leon Johnson allegedly was driving a stolen truck. Deputies and police tried to stop that truck but said Johnson sped off. Johnson sped through an intersection and hit a vehicle driven by William Joseph Houseman. Houseman was killed. Johnson was booked on complaints of murder, felony eluding, knowingly concealing stolen property, leaving the scene of an injury accidents, two counts of kidnapping and resisting arrest.

A trooper tried to stop a 1997 Toyota Avalon just before 12:30 a.m. The driver of the car refused to stop, and the trooper pursued. The chase ended as the driver of the car tried to take exit 121 and struck a 2016 Volvo semi trailer that was parked at the rest area. The driver of the Toyota, Whaitarkwoia Tomahn, was killed in the crash. The driver of the semi was uninjured.

Theopolis Owens, 28, and Kayla Crews, 18, were killed and a third suffered serious injuries when their car, which was involved in a police pursuit from Wisconsin crashed off Route 173 in Fox Lake and was engulfed in flames. Coroner determined the deaths were from blunt force trauma and not the flames.

Two deputies on patrol chased a vehicle after they saw it speeding about 11 p.m. The deputies discovered the vehicle had crashed after they checked the area of Pollard Road and Pollard Cemetery Road to find debris and a damaged gate that led to the French Broad River. Aaron Baker, 19, and 17-year-old Hannah Rawlings, 17, were killed.

Officers responded to reports of an armed robbery shortly after 10 a.m. at a Walmart. Calls to 911 reported the suspect's vehicle traveling down Military Cutoff Road at a high rate of speed. After deputies stopped the vehicle, the driver reportedly rammed a police vehicle and fled. The driver ran two red lights and crashed into a Jeep Wrangler near the intersection of Country Club and Colonial drives shortly after 10:30 a.m. The Jeep's driver, Sean Alan Evans, was killed. Police charged Timothy Willoughby Jr., 40, with felony murder, felony speed to elude, exceeding posted speed, DWI, red light violation, misdemeanor breaking and entering and possession of drug paraphernalia. Amy Miles, the 38-year-old passenger with Willoughby, was admitted to New Hanover Regional Medical Center and will be charged with aiding and abetting, DWI and possession of paraphernalia.

An officer spotted a Dodge pickup truck traveling at a high rate of speed. The officer followed Anthony Vargas, 36, on Spur 98 before Vargas turned onto Goat Creek Road and accelerated to more than 70 mph, despite the speed limit being 45 mph. The Dodge was recorded traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph, with the last recorded speed at 107 mph. The Dodge crashed into tree, killing Vargas and his daughter Oriana Vargas, 14.

Deron Calhoun, 29, Jumanee Buard, 27, and Jeffrey Owens, 29, were killed and a fourth was critically injured after the car they were driving rolled over during a police chase following a burglary report in Los Angeles, police said. The encounter began around 4 a.m.

Deron Calhoun, 29, Jumanee Buard, 27, and Jeffrey Owens, 29, were killed and a fourth was critically injured after the car they were driving rolled over during a police chase following a burglary report in Los Angeles, police said. The encounter began around 4 a.m.

After seeing 38-year-old Calvin Baronville roll through a stop sign, Officers Jeremy Pergerson and Maxwell Persons, pursued his Chevy Tahoe as he tried to evade them, at times exceeding 70 mph. The officers reportedly lost sight of Baronville but, as they drove up to Ferguson Drive, then saw he had crashed into two other vehicles. When Pergerson and Persons approached Baronville, he got out of his car and ran, ignoring police commands to stop. Persons used his Taser, striking Baronville on the head and torso. A 23-year-old woman who was the passenger in the vehicle Baronville struck was killed. Pergerson and Persons were each given a suspension for violating the agency's policy on vehicle pursuits and written censures for failing to turn on their body cameras when they decided to conduct a traffic investigation.

Sapphire Faith Thomas was killed after the car she was a passenger in crashed in Macon when its driver, Erick Guillermo Tapia-Algeria, 25, tried to outrun the police in a two-county freeway chase, police said.

About 6 p.m., Jamal Salaam was reportedly fleeing police in DeKalb County when he got out of his vehicle and was hit and killed by vehicles on I-20 as he tried to run across the interstate.

Joseph Ashton Aigner was driving a stolen 2018 Mitsubishi Highlander and was heading eastbound on U.S. Highway 72. Multiple agencies were pursuing him. About 2.5 miles west of Rogersville, police said, the vehicle suddenly swerved off the road and flipped multiple times, killing Aigner.

Police tried to stop Kimberly Winslow for reckless driving around 10 a.m., but police say she sped off. Officers pursued at speeds over 70 miles per hour before she ran into a tree along the center median on 1st Avenue. Winslow reportedly wasn't wearing a seat belt and died immediately. A 9-year-old child in the car was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

Tommy McClendon Jr. reportedly stole a truck, and police pursued him at high speeds, at times going over 100 miles per hour, before striking another car that was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Two people inside the car, Floyd Nelson Margason Jr., 77, and Shelayna Renea Knott, 28, were killed.

Around 12:05 p.m., Circleville police attempted to stop a vehicle, and the vehicle fled. Officers chased at speeds of around 80 mph. The chase was deemed unsafe, and police reportedly ended the pursuit. Deputies found the vehicle crashed around 12:20. A deputy reportedly saw Damien A. Butcher, 22, running into a adjacent field. Two deputies chased Butcher, eventually siccing a dog on him. A passenger was examined and released, and Tayler R. Fowler was killed in the wreck.

32-year-old Jasper Wells Jr. and 25-year-old Audreyona Ward were fleeing police when the car they were in crashed and burned. Both were killed. Police said they terminated the chase before the crash. Wells was driving.

Bryan Madsen, 48, was reportedly fleeing police when he ran into Saul Pina who was leaving the parking lot of a Lowe's store when Madsen hit his truck. Pina was killed.

Around 2:15 p.m. an officer tried to pull a vehicle over for unspecified reasons when the driver took off. During a pursuit, the driver, David Hernandez, lost control, hit a utility pole at a Kroger, flipped over and was killed.

Police said they attempted to pull over the driver, who was wanted for carjacking, but the driver refused to stop and drove through an intersection, slamming into another vehicle. The driver has been identified as Marguell Scott, 19, and the passenger as Emmanuel Fambro, 19. Two men, Mark Hampton, 43, and Jermaine Jackson, 44, in the car that was hit were killed.

Police responded to a domestic abuse call around 1 a.m., who fled when police arrived. Police chased Deangelo Cooper for a short distance at high speeds until he fatally crashed his vehicle.

Around 7:20 p.m., officers attempted to stop a car for erratic driving near 107th and South Wentworth Avenue. The car fled and lost control, slamming into a home. Alleged fleeing driver Garion Diquell Hampton was killed.

Chelsi Louise Mahoney, 28, was accused of leading police on a high-speed chase that crashed into a parked garbage truck, killing her passenger, Elliott Yearby.

Around 1:30 a.m. an officer attempted to talk to the driver of a Toyota sedan parked at a business complex . The driver reportedly drove off as the police car was pulling into the parking lot. Ceres police chased the vehicle, which reached 100 mph at times. The pursuit continued to Modesto where the driver lost control of the car, rolling and crashing into a tree, splitting the car in two. The alleged driver of the car, 24-year-old Devin Long, reportedly fled on foot. The passenger, Kendra Sanguinetti, was killed.

At approximately 6 p.m. Wednesday, a Tesla driven by Charles Barancik was entering Gulf of Mexico Drive from a private residence. A marked patrol vehicle driven by Longboat Key police officer Jeffrey D. Vogt was traveling south when it struck the Tesla on the driver's side, killing Charles Barancik, 92. Margery Barancik died the next day.

Deputy Eric Roehl attempted to stop a vehicle driven by Springstube at approximately 2:55 a.m. Springstube was traveling at 90 miles per hour on Interstate 43 and then turned onto State 310 toward Two Rivers. When Roehl turned on the sirens and emergency lights on his patrol car to attempt a traffic stop, Springstube fled. Roehl tried to catch up to the vehicle, and after driving through a curve in the road, found it had crashed into a utility pole, killing Springstube.

Darryl L. Wright was allegedly seen beating a woman at a gas station about 1:55 a.m. and fled when officers responded, police said. The vehicle crashed into three parked vehicles, killing Wright.

An officer saw a reportedly stolen car, a Subaru Tribeca, around 2:40 p.m. and followed it to a nearby Dollar Tree parking lot where it looked like it was going to stop before it sped off. The vehicle traveled just under one-half mile on Band Boulevard before leaving the roadway a striking a tree, killing the driver, Amarion Brinae Laury, and injuring the three passengers who were between 14 and 17 years old.

A person was being pursued on a weapons violation, and allegedly led police on a chase from Marion County into Hancock County, then back into Marion County. Police said they lost the vehicle after the pursuit carried into Hancock County, but the driver continued at a high rate of speed. The man reportedly ran a red light and struck two unrelated vehicles, killing Charles Alexander, the driver of one of the struck vehicles. The driver of the pursued vehicle was charged with reckless homicide and resisting law enforcement.

Travania Allen was driving a Toyota Corolla when a stolen Dodge Charger ran a red light and T-boned her in the intersection, killing her.

Richard R. Skloot was killed after police chased a pickup truck at a high rate of speed crashing into the Skloot's car, killing him on New Year's Day in Mundelein. Officers reported that they weren't actively pursuing the vehicle when it crashed.

Donald E. Raby was driving a westbound pickup that reportedly crossed into eastbound traffic, sideswiping an oncoming vehicle. The pickup then collided head-on into a car driven by off-duty Officer Jason Young, 48, killing him. Raby was also killed.

An Arkansas State trooper was chasing motorcyclist James Degnan at high speeds. Degnan was killed when he crashed into another vehicle in Fort Smith about 3:30 p.m.

Police in an unmarked cruiser reportedly saw a stolen Mercedes-Benz. When they turned on their lights and sirens, the driver of the Mercedes-Benz did not stop, and the officers chased it. The Mercedes-Benz crashed into a dark-colored, unrelated vehicle, killing a female passenger, Therese Gutierrez, and seriously injuring her fiance, Luis Tirado, 28.

Just before 4 a.m., New Orleans police said they were pursuing an allegedly stolen vehicle. One person in the vehicle was killed, and two others were injured when the pursued vehicle hit a tree.

Christopher A. McCleese II, 38, was allegedly fleeing police for a domestic violence charge when he crashed into a tree, killing his passenger, Shannon Currier. Currier was the alleged victim of the domestic violence.

Around 4 p.m., police attempted a traffic stop, and the driver of the vehicle fled. Police pursued, and the pursuit lasted for about 20 minutes until the driver of the vehicle lost control and crashed into a utility pole, killing the two teenagers in the vehicle. Police allege the vehicle was driven by 18-year-old Blake S. Coombs.

Police and fire departments responded to a crash around 8:30 a.m. A second vehicle crashed in the median near the first crash. While responders were working both crashes, a third vehicle lost control, crossed into the median and hit two firefighters and one police officer. The officer, Nicholas Reyna, 27, was killed. The two firefighters were taken to University Medical Center where David Eric Hill, 39, later died.

Around 2 p.m., a Liberty County deputy's license plate reader reportedly picked up a Nissan that registered as stolen from Chatham County. The deputy turned on his lights to stop the vehicle. The driver turned onto the opposite side of the road and was hit head-on. Three people inside the Nissan were killed—two men, 19 and 32, a woman, 40—as was a 43-year-old male passenger in the other car. The 19-year-old was allegedly driving the Nissan.

Around 2 p.m., a Liberty County deputy's license plate reader reportedly picked up a Nissan that registered as stolen from Chatham County. The deputy turned on his lights to stop the vehicle. The driver turned onto the opposite side of the road and was hit head-on. Three people inside the Nissan were killed—two men, 19 and 32, a woman, 40—as was a 43-year-old male passenger in the other car. The 19-year-old was allegedly driving the Nissan.

Jimmy Smith and his wife, Crystal Lynn Carlson, were allegedly shoplifting from the Walmart in Oneonta, loading $1,500 in merchandise into a U-Haul truck when Walmart's theft prevention services called 911. Carlson apparently tried to jump out of the truck but ended up under the van, killing her. Jimmy Smith was charged with theft of property and attempting to elude.Trooper Chuck Daniel was behind the van and had his blue lights on, but reportedly was not in pursuit of the truck.

One person was killed along I-25 in a two-car crash south of Fountain. A Colorado State Trooper stopped to investigate and later discovered the victim, Joshua D. Newell, underneath his cruiser. An autopsy reported that Newell was killed in the two-car accident, not by the trooper, who allegedly drove over a dead body.

A white Chrysler 300 with Pennsylvania license plates reportedly led police on a chase spanning multiple towns. The pursuit ended at 4:21 p.m. in the village of Alexander when driver Cleveland D. Johnson crashed into a tree and was killed. Two passengers were injured.

Oceanside police stopped a Ford F-150 for minor violations at 12:12 a.m. When officers left their patrol car, the driver of the truck, Christian Zurita, 42, sped away from the intersection. Police got back in their cruiser and pursued the truck, but reportedly abandoned the chase when the truck turned and went the wrong way on northbound I-5. The truck collided head-on with a Pontiac Grand Prix driven by a 19-year-old Matthew Ryan Adams. Speeds reportedly reached 100 mph, with the collision killing both drivers in a fiery crash about 12:20 a.m.

Around 6:45 p.m., a Miami-Dade officer was on patrol riding in a marked cruiser when he was making a left turn onto Northwest 22nd Avenue, and a motorcycle reportedly ran into him, killing a man and injuring a woman, 31.

Gabriel Coronado, 17, and Braeden Jones, 17, were killed after Coronado went through the intersection despite a red light about 11:56 p.m. The vehicle struck Michael James Wright's truck. James was uninjured in the wreck. Troopers tried to pull over Coronado's car on I-20, but the teens fled.

U.S. marshals were seeking to execute a warrant for homicide, robbery and aggravated assault when they went to a home. Two people, David Cannimore and Bryce Metts, were at the home when they noticed unmarked police cars outside. The two immediately left the home in a Nissan Rogue. Cannimore was driving the car. The deputy marshals turned on their lights, but reportedly didn't chase the two. The two continued to flee, eventually crashing into a utility pole and tree, where the deputy marshals, who weren't pursuing them, found the wreck. Cannimore and Metts were both killed. Neither was the person being sought by the deputy marshals.

An officer saw a Volkswagen sedan heading north in the southbound lanes of the Don Shula Expressway at the 152nd Street exit around 2 p.m. He called it in and made a U-turn to try to catch up with the Volkswagen. The wrong-way driver, a man, hit another police car and a Jeep and was killed. Three people were injured.

Joliet Police Officer Erin Zilka, 35, was driving on Interstate 55 when her vehicle slammed into the back of a truck that had been involved in a traffic collision a short time earlier. Riding with Zilka was 33-year-old Berwyn Police Officer Charles Schauer. He was killed. Zilka charged with misdemeanor DUI

A University of California police officer driving by a parked vehicle heard a female passenger screaming for help, police said. When the officer approached, the male driver sped off. The pursuit began on Sixth Street north of University. Ultimately, the driver made a wide left turn onto University, where he struck and killed pedestrian Bernadette Youngbear, a local transient. The driver was later caught and charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter and gross negligence.

Pearley Mae Mason was passing through the intersection at County Road 24 and County Road 55 when she was hit and killed by a Dodge Ram 3500 pickup truck driven by Thomas Norton, 29, who was fleeing a police pursuit for alleged felony rape.

St. Petersburg police officers pulled over a 2012 Hyundai Genesis, but the driver took off. Officers had reported seeing the vehicle driving the wrong way on Fifth Avenue S. Officers pulled the car over near Fourth Street S, police said, by the entrance ramp onto I-175. St. Petersburg police reportedly did not pursue the car. The driver lost control of the car while trying to negotiate a curve on northbound I-275. The car entered the median, collided with a tree, overturned multiple times and caught fire. Andreis Hayward was the driver, and his brother, Lorenzo Hayward, was ejected. Both were killed.

Police were chasing people who were allegedly trying to break into a home. Two cars fled. Police lost one, and the other vehicle crashed into a concrete barrier on Airport Boulevard just before 4 a.m., killing the rear seat passenger Curran Travis Warren Jr.

Milwaukee County Deputy Joel Streicher was on duty driving and looking at this computer screen at the same time. He veered into the opposite lane, ran a red light and collided with Ceasar Stinson's pickup truck at 11:15 a.m. The truck flipped over, and two people in the car were trapped and had to be extricated. Stinson, a popular local activist, was killed. Streicher resigned and was charged with negligent operation of a vehicle, homicide.

Anthony Yerance was killed when he crashed his pickup truck while trying to flee state police who were investigating reports of drag racing and gunfire. Yerance crashed into multiple cars during the pursuit and eventually crashed going against the traffic. His passenger was injured but survived.

Two people on an allegedly stolen 2004 Suzuki motorcycle crashed and were killed during a chase began at about 8 p.m. Officers first followed the motorcycle and then began a pursuit when the driver did not pull over.

A drunk driver, Daniel Humberto Castillo, allegedly picked up some undocumented immigrants after they allegedly crossed into the U.S. illegally. The suspected smuggler was speeding to evade the Border Patrol and crashed because he was driving too fast, killing Edwin Solis.

A deputy tried to conduct a traffic stop, but Carlos "Los" Hernandez fled. It was being pursued when it crashed into another vehicle at around 3:25 a.m. All three people inside the pursued vehicle were either ejected or partially ejected. Two of the individuals were killed immediately, including Hernandez and Emily Sharee Romero, and the other was injured. One person from the other car also went to the hospital.

A woman was spotted running a red light at the intersection of Parker Road and Interstate 45 around 4 a.m., police said. The officer attempted to stop the woman's vehicle, but she fled. He pursued her until she crashed into a tree, about a mile away from the highway intersection in a residential neighborhood, killing her.

Around 10, officers found an allegedly stolen vehicle and attempted to pull it over. When the driver refused to pull over, police began to chase it. During the chase, two passengers got out of the vehicle and were arrested. During the chase, the driver through a gun out the window, which discharged when it hit the street. The pursuit ended when the pursued vehicle jumped a curb and crashed into a pole and caught fire, killing the driver.

About 2:28 a.m., a trooper struck the vehicle driven by Sindi Miller on an interstate freeway. Miller had reportedly lost control of her vehicle, and the trooper was unable to avoid hitting it. Miller's wife, Camesia Miller, 46, was in the front passenger seat. Police said Camesia Miller's actions unintentionally caused the death of her spouse and caused a two-car crash involving the state trooper's vehicle. Police have yet to describe what Camesia's actions were. She is charged with involuntary manslaughter.

Bracken M. Hubbard was driving a 2002 Ford Explorer, which was being pursued by Peculiar police. The Explorer was traveling north on Peculiar Drive, at a high rate of speed. At some point, the driver reportedly braked hard, which caused the vehicle to skid off the road, hit a power pole and overturn, killing Hubbard.

A trooper spotted a car speeding with no headlights around 10:30 p.m. When the trooper tried to pull over the driver, he fled. The driver continued east at speeds over 100 mph, but lost control when he tried to take the Mallory Street exit. The driver, Robert Lee Ham II, was killed. The passenger, Kalik Kydarial Newsome, was ejected from the vehicle. He was taken to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Unsafe winter driving conditions due to the weather caused a driver to lose control and cross the center line on Highway 20 about 5:30 p.m. Two people, Elizabeth Olszewski, 32, and Officer Jennifer Diener, 48, were killed. Diener was in the vehicle that crossed the centerline and struck the vehicle Olszewski was in. Nine other people were injured.

About 1:30 p.m., near Big Cypress National Preserve, Deputy Hubert Burey, 42, and his passenger, Jaime Lynn French, 38, were killed after his motorcycle hit a National Park Service Law Enforcement Vehicle driven by Brian Jones. The vehicle was hauling a trailer and turned left on Burns Road in front of Burey and another vehicle, violating the right of way.

Israel Camey, 10, was riding in a Chevy Tahoe driven by his father, Vilsar Camey, 45, when it was struck by a speeding pickup truck that was fleeing a police stop. Vilsar Camey died at the scene. The pickup truck crashed into a building. Deputies found the pickup driver, Benjamin Thomas Balls, 41, under the truck and arrested him. The trooper was pursuing Balls for allegedly speeding, but the trooper reportedly broke off the pursuit as the truck entered city limits.

An officer was responding to an emergency call at a gas station when he struck and killed B.J Brand's motorcycle.

A deputy saw a vehicle speeding off of I-81 onto Route 9 west. The deputy tried to stop the vehicle in the parking lot of Lust Gentleman's Club. After the deputy turned on his cruiser's lights, the driver took off and got onto I-81. At around 1 a.m., the driver crashed into the back of a tractor trailer just south of the Potomac River bridge, where an earlier accident had slowed down traffic. The tractor trailer's driver was not injured. The driver, Euclides Agramonte, was killed. A 20-year-old man, a passenger in the vehicle, was injured.

Scotty L. Sepulvado crashed his truck into a tree while being chased by police. Deputy Keith Morgan reportedly was attempting to stop him for driving without headlights.

Tyler J. Lichtenberger confronted strangers in two separate encounters with what turned out to be a pellet gun. A police officer spotted Lichtenberger and pursued him. Lichtenberger was traveling at around 100 mph when he ran a red light and slammed into two vehicles, killing himself and his girlfriend Gianna Nicole Ameno.

Carmisha Mone Slayton was a passenger in a vehicle being driven by her boyfriend, 24-year-old Jujuan Marquise Gabriel, who was allegedly fleeing police when Gabriel lost control of the vehicle and the car slammed into a utility pole, killing Slayton.

Around 1:30 a.m., a deputy attempted to make a traffic stop after a car ran a red light. The driver fled and while police were chasing him, he lost control and hit a tree, flipping the car, taking down a power line, and throwing the driver and four passengers from the vehicle. Shakayla Hill was killed, and a 15-year-old girl, and the 15-year-old male driver were injured. The vehicle was allegedly stolen and the driver has been charged with several felonies including murder.

Officers responded to a disturbance involving Miguel Ayala, 32, who was allegedly armed and intentionally hitting cars. Police said the man may have been trying to assault a woman and drove his car into other vehicles. Police later spotted Ayaka and chased him until he hit another car. Rebecca White was killed, and a 3-year-old child who was in a child safety seat was injured. Ayala pled guilty to second degree murder.

Police responded to a call that Luis Ramirez had shot with a shotgun in front of a Long Beach restaurant, injuring at least one man. An officer on foot encountered Ruiz and exchanged gunfire, striking the suspect. Then Ruiz fired twice at a police cruiser arriving at the scene, and the officer driving the cruiser ran down Ruiz to stop him from shooting. Whether Ruiz died from being shot by a police officer or run over by a police car has yet to be reported.

Police responding to a report about a drunk driver encountered Marshall Acker speeding down Interstate 90 in Wyoming at 80 mph. Acker put his hands out the sunroof of his car then jumped out onto the freeway. His vehicle then crashed into the median cable divider. Acker was killed.

Police were chasing robbery suspect Ryan William, 34, eastbound on westbound I-80 at high rates of speed when Williams struck a Jeep Patriot head-on, killing the driver, Jacob Edwards. Williams and his robbery partner, Adrianna Marie Norman, 30, were charged with Open Murder for Edward's death.

Around 3:30 a.m., a Riverside police officer tried to conduct a traffic stop on a reportedly stolen 1997 Honda Civic. After the car did not stop, police began to chase it. The car attempted to exit the freeway at the Magnolia Avenue off ramp, but the driver failed to complete a turn, and rolled over several times. The woman driving the car, Desiree V. Escobedo was ejected and killed.

About 1:30 p.m., Twashon K.C.L. Wilkins, who was being sought by police in connection to a murder, was driving a Chrysler Sebring when he was pulled over by police. Police tried to box the vehicle in, but Wilkins rammed a patrol car and fled. The car hit a wooden utility pole, went through a wrought iron fence and struck an apartment building, killing Wilkins.

A 1989 Chevy Silverado driven by 26-year-old Westley E. Reid he failed stop stop for a red light while fleeing police at 8:26 p.m. and struck a westbound 1993 Dodge Dakota driven by Zachary A. Hancock Bottom. The Dakota then struck a southbound 2018 Chevy Tahoe, ejecting Bottom from his vehicle, killing him.

A blue Lexus was involved in a crash with another vehicle about 1:45 a.m. When the female driver got out of the other vehicle, the 26-year-old man driving the Lexus told her he had a gun and took off. Police dispatchers broadcast a description of the Lexus and officers eventually spotted it and began a pursuit, police said. They reportedly called off the chase before the Lexus crashed into the pole and hydrant about 2:30 a.m. A man was killed and two other people, including a Chicago police officer, were injured.

Around 4:14 p.m., Tucker Bentley fled a police stop in his Dodge Charger. Troopers report that Bentley lost control of his vehicle, traveled off the roadway into the shoulder, and rolled over, striking a tree and killing Bentley.

Around 9:30 p.m., two masked suspects armed with a pistol and long gun held up the driver of a Dodge Charger and took the car and headed south. A Metro officer began to pursue the vehicle on Murfreesboro Pike, and as the Charger approached the Rutherford County line near Old Hickory Boulevard, it crossed into oncoming traffic and struck a Honda head-on. The alleged driver of the stolen vehicle was injured, and the passenger was killed. The driver of the Honda was also injured. Dariel Jackson, 23, the driver of the carjacked Dodge Charger was charged with multiple offenses, including aggravated robbery & vehicular homicide.

Che Lark fled from a traffic stop that was leading to his arrest after officers found him with drugs. Lark struck and killed Heather Ross and abandoned the vehicle he was driving while fleeing from police. Ross was walking children kids to school.

About 10 p.m., officers began pursuit of Travis Justin Blaylock on Highway 51 North, and the chase ended when the he crashed on Pearidge Road and was killed.

Officers began a pursuit around 12:30 a.m. near 51st and Fond du Lac after they allegedly saw a driver disregard a traffic light. A pursuit was initiated, but officers reportedly turned off their lights and ended the pursuit after losing sight of the vehicle. Officers, who weren't pursuing, came upon a crash near 51st and Vienna involving the fleeing vehicle, less than 500 yards away. The driver ran away, and the passenger was arrested. The vehicle had crashed into an occupied parked car, killing a 62-year-old MPD emergency communications operator.

Jose Rincon, a bicyclist, was riding west on Baseline in rainy conditions when he made a left turn in front of traffic and was hit and killed by a patrol car.

Jared Facer, 30, was fleeing police heading southbound on U.S. 89, when he crossed into the northbound lane, and his vehicle collided with that of Danae Stevens, 51. The crash happened minutes after police reportedly ended a pursuit of Facer.

Deputies responding to a report of an attempted robbery of a smoke shop around 1:20 p.m. spotted Gabriel Dominic Romero's car and chased it until Romero lost control and crashed into a pickup. The occupants of the pickup were injured. Romero was killed.

Deputies were reportedly chasing two burglary suspects, Maurice Jones, 21, and Maurice Griggs, 21. The burglary was reported around 4 a.m. The pursued car overturned and fell off an overpass and landed on railroad tracks, killing both men.

Nelson Reed, 33, fled an attempted traffic stop by Daytona Beach police and crashed into another car, killing Kanadei Benjamin, 37, and her 7-year-old niece, Zoe Chi, and was charged with two counts of vehicular homicide.

U.S. Marshals chased a fugitive wanted in Minot, North Dakota, until he crashed into a second vehicle, killing a woman, 20, in the second vehicle. A 23-year-old in the second vehicle died a short time later. The 27-year-old suspect was arrested.

A trooper allegedly spotted a motorcyclist driving over 100 mph at 8:23 p.m. The driver turned around at the Mitchellville exit and continued speeding away while the trooper chased him. The trooper reportedly lost sight of him, but just a few minutes later police say the motorcycle slammed into the back of a car, which then rear-ended a third vehicle, killing the motorcyclist Aaron Bjork.

Police chased a car at speeds of up to 130 mph, until the driver lost control of the car near the US 61/I-70 interchange and crashed into the guard rail. The car veered onto I-70, landed in the westbound lanes, and caught fire. Four people were inside the car, and three of those inside were pronounced dead. The fourth person was injured. The car's driver, Keshaun A. Wade, 19, was killed, as were Antione S. Wade, 21, and Rashad D. Hill, 22.

Kenosha police responded to reports of a shooting. Officers found a car matching the description of the suspect vehicle. The car drove off and police pursued until the suspect car hit another car while driving north on Sheridan Road, killing the driver in the suspect car, Damian Quinonez. An AR-15 pistol was allegedly found in the car by police after the crash.

After fleeing from officers over an estimated 20-mile stretch of highway, Justin Battenfield, 34, was killed when a trooper knocked his vehicle off the road. The trooper was injured.

Around 11 p.m., an officer reportedly was driving northeast on Kentucky Avenue, and he did not see a walking man before he hit and killed him just before the stop light at Lynhurst.

Deputy Jeremy LaDue was at the wheel of a 2016 Chevrolet Caprice, and Kwamane Mitchell was driving a 2013 Hyundai Genesis when the vehicles collided. The deputy was not wearing his seat belt at the time of the crash. Both men were killed.

Fresno police officers attempted to stop a vehicle with an expired registration. The driver failed to stop and drove away at a high rate of speed. The officers found the vehicle, which had crashed into a Toyota Corolla. The person being pursued reportedly ran a red light at the intersection. Both drivers were killed. Shane Stone was the pursued driver. Olin Huckabee was the driver of the Toyota.

Alton police began chasing a vehicle driven by a 16-year-old shortly after 1 p.m. Police suspected the Altima was stolen. The driver lost control of the car and crashed into a utility pole. One 17-year-old girl, a passenger in the Altima, was killed.

A trooper was chasing a person implicated in a domestic disturbance at speeds of nearly 90 miles per hour. The vehicle crashed, and the driver was ejected and killed.

According to the New Mexico State Police, Mary Ann Kirchgessner ran the red light at the intersection of Candelaria Road and Juan Tabo and was struck by an Albuquerque Police Department service aid who had the green light. A lawsuit filed by Kirchgessner's family claims the police service aide ran the red light.

A trooper was trying to stop an allegedly stolen vehicle at around 7:25 a.m. when the vehicle took off. It crashed into a tree when the trooper knocked it off the road with his vehicle. The driver of the vehicle, Mason Farnsworth, was killed.

Michael Braden Hobbs was killed in a one-vehicle crash during a police chase. Hobbs lost control of an allegedly stolen vehicle that left the road and hit a tree.

Police tried to stop a green minivan, but the driver, 40-year-old Fredrick Jones, refused to stop. Jones fled from officers and rear-ended a Toyota Sienna, which caught fire. Jose Hernandez, in the Sienna, was killed. His passenger was injured. Jones was also injured and police said he'd be charged for various offenses.

Trooper Darren Potter pulled over a 2012 Chevrolet Cruze for near Kellyville about 3:10 p.m. Driver Joshua Kyle Priest, 33, and passenger, Nicole Ann Stephens, 30, pulled out and drove west after the trooper began to approach it on foot. Potter chased the vehicle for 15 minutes. Trooper Potter used his vehicle to knock the Cruze off the road where it struck a bridge abutment, overturned and caught fire. Both Priest and Stephens were killed.

New York State Police attempted to make a traffic stop of an allegedly stolen 2019 Kawasaki motorcycle in the town of Cortlandt. Instead of stopping, Damian J. Simmons fled southbound. The pursuit ended when the motorcycle collided with a Nissan Altima, killing Simmons.

Police were chasing a GMC Denali for unspecified reasons. The vehicle crashed, killing Marcus Stokes.

Around 11:25 p.m., a car went through a red light at Hobson Road and Coliseum Boulevard. The officer tried to stop the vehicle, but the driver, and the officer pursued. About a minute after the chase started, the driver lost control while running another red light at Vance and Coliseum. He crashed into a parked truck and a utility pole. The male driver and female passenger were both killed.

Officers Hugo Vaguez, Isaac Hernandez, Christopher Pujadas, Felix Piloto, Jonathan Ruano and Leandro Abad were allegedly pursuing a vehicle that sped through an intersection and crashed into a Subaru that was sent spinning off the road, ejecting and killing Ciarah Ramirez. The pursued driver fled on foot

Around 8:30 p.m., a trooper tried to stop a 2001 Suzuki GSX motorcycle for speeding in Semmes. The rider fled. Approximately three minutes later, the motorcycle collided with a 2017 GMC Acadia on Glenwood Road, killing the operator of the motorcycle, Donald Lyn Adams.

Officer Jonathon Henderson was going to work when he hit and killed pregnant Ashlynn Lisby on the entrance ramp to I-465 east from South Harding Street around 9:45 p.m. The fetus died as a result of the mother's death.

At 2:12 a.m., a Westminster police officer reported that he was following a stolen vehicle. The officer tried to stop the vehicle, but it turned onto Federal Boulevard and headed south. Officers set a spiked stick designed to puncture the stolen vehicle's tires near 112th Avenue, but the male driver and female passenger kept going. Police pursued the vehicle until it crashed into a Westminster Fire Station, killing both occupants.

Deputies were chasing four suspects in a vehicle that entered DeKalb County about 3:30 a.m.. Jada Monet Deleonardo was taking a left turn to head north on Moreland Avenue. As she turned, the car involved in the chase ran a red light and smashed into her vehicle, killing Jada Monet Deleonardo and injuring her passenger. Sebastin Miles Jr., 28, was allegedly driving the pursued vehicle, and police said he would be charged in the death.

Around 2 a.m., troopers began helping Shreveport police in dispersing crowds of people who were suspected of participating in street racing activities. Troopers reportedly attempted a traffic stop on a 2016 Chrysler 300 for reckless operation. The vehicle, driven by LaKendrick O'Neal, was occupied by five additional passengers. While troopers were pursuing at a high rate of speed on Louisiana Highway 511, O'Neal failed to negotiate a right hand curve and lost control of his vehicle. The vehicle left the roadway and struck a tree, Killing O'Neal and injuring the other passengers

Two suspects wanted in connection with a Daytona Beach homicide investigation caused a fatal crash in Orlando Tuesday while attempting to evade officers. Willy Walker allegedly was driving the suspect vehicle. Marie Merisier, a woman in her 70s, the driver of the other vehicle, was killed.

Two off-duty state troopers, Graham King, 23, and Ashley Thoren, 25, were riding in a 2019 Ford Explorer unmarked Maryland State Police vehicle, driven by King when they were involved in a head-on collision with a 2019 Hyundai Tucson, driven by John Simmons, killing Simmons.

At 1:08 a.m., a Dyersburg officer saw a caravan of vehicles traveling at a high speed. The lead vehicle, a 2008 Infiniti, driven by 19-year-old Jeremy Grant, was pulling away from the other vehicles. The officer tried to stop the Infiniti, when the driver fled south at a high rate of speed as it traveled outside of the city limits. As the vehicle approached another vehicle also traveling south, the driver swerved abruptly and fishtailed. The driver lost control, and the vehicle left the roadway where it hit a concrete culvert, and flipped ejecting three passengers Tyronzen Smith, 16, Tre'veon Davis, 22, and Tyrone Smith, 21.

At 1:08 a.m., a Dyersburg officer saw a caravan of vehicles traveling at a high speed. The lead vehicle, a 2008 Infiniti, driven by 19-year-old Jeremy Grant, was pulling away from the other vehicles. The officer tried to stop the Infiniti, when the driver fled south at a high rate of speed as it traveled outside of the city limits. As the vehicle approached another vehicle also traveling south, the driver swerved abruptly and fishtailed. The driver lost control, and the vehicle left the roadway where it hit a concrete culvert, and flipped ejecting three passengers Tyronzen Smith, 16, Tre'veon Davis, 22, and Tyrone Smith, 21.

Deputies were called to Bone Road and 9th South around 5:20 a.m. to investigate a rollover crash. A deputy arrived and encountered a woman who was walking away from the wreck holding a machete. The deputy followed on foot and attempted to interact, but she would not put down the machete and continued down the road on foot. A second deputy arrived to assist and both continued to give commands to the woman while she held the machete. A third deputy, Randy Flegel, arrived at the scene and came upon the three of them in the dark, running over and killing Deputy Wyatt Maser.

Officers tried to stop a driver of an SUV about 10:30 p.m. after it sped through two red lights. Police pursued the SUV in terrestrial vehicles for about five minutes, but they reportedly slowed down because they were concerned the driver was endangering lives by speeding more than 100 mph on I-635 and turning off his headlights. As a Department of Public Safety helicopter tracked the SUV, the driver, 19-year-old Adrian Maldonado, didn't slow down. He exited I-635 and ran another red light before he crashed into a car. The car's occupants — a man, woman, and their two children — were hospitalized after the crash. Their 2-year-old girl died.

At around 9 p.m., police in Houston were attempting to pull over 31-year-old Alexis Saborit, who allegedly was driving impaired. Saborit took off down Veterans Memorial Drive, and police pursued. When Saborit reached the 10000 block of Veterans Memorial Drive, he crashed into 63-year-old Jarvis Taylor, who was riding a bicycle. Eventually, Saborit's vehicle stopped when he crashed head-on into a Buick driven by Roosevelt McClendon, 57. Both men were killed.

Police were dispatched to a reported stalking incident around 10 p.m. A 2012 Chevy Cruze was leaving the area when officers arrived, police said. Officers attempted to stop it as the vehicle traveled south. The driver fled. When Cruze reached 11 Mile Road, the driver disregarded a red traffic signal, hit another vehicle and a light pole, and the pursued driver was killed.

Around 6:30 pm, officers reportedly saw a vehicle almost hit a pedestrian in a parking lot. JSO attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver fled south on I-95 and continued onto I-10 westbound in the emergency lane. The driver lost control of the vehicle, went off the road and hit a utility pole near Chaffee Road and was killed by the impact.

Justin T. Bowen collided with a pick-up truck as he tried to out-run a Virginia State Trooper who attempted to pull Bowen and another motorcyclist over for reckless driving around 11:25 p.m.

A deputy was parked on Route 4 when a 2006 4-door Honda Accord went by at about 2:50 a.m. at a high rate of speed, passing other vehicles. The deputy attempted to catch up with the car with lights and siren on, but it failed to pull over. The car continued south and nearly struck a Maine State Police trooper's vehicle, which was traveling north. Before the deputy or trooper could catch the speeding car, its driver lost control by North Shore Drive and the car went off the east side of the highway, striking and breaking a utility pole, then rolled over. Passenger Julie Beaucage was killed, and the driver, Spencer Dowd, 19, and passenger Keegan Pelletier, 19, were trapped in the vehicle injured and had to be extricated by Turner Fire Department.

At 5:09 a.m., police received a complaint of a vehicle traveling between Oskaloosa and Pella. Shortly after, Marion County Dispatch received a similar report. A Marion County deputy located the vehicle and made a traffic stop near Otley, Iowa. After the deputy stopped the vehicle and made contact with the driver, the driver sped off, and the deputy pursued at high speeds. The pursued driver lost control of the vehicle, which rolled several times, struck a building. The driver was ejected and killed.

About 11:15 p.m., an officer saw a woman hanging out a Chevrolet Suburban's passenger window. The woman, Kari-Ann Jones, 40, was reportedly waving her arms to gain his attention. The officer activated his emergency equipment and attempted to stop the vehicle. The driver, Steven Jones, 46, fled and began driving erratically. The officer reportedly turned off his police vehicle's lights and sirens and reduced his speed, and continued to keep the SUV in his view as it pulled away. The SUV left the roadway and struck a steel utility pole, killing both occupants.

At around 12:45 a.m., 41-year-old Officer Jordan Herzog was driving a marked Orange City Police Department SUV on Enterprise Road southbound in "emergency mode," while reportedly responding to a call. The woman was crossing the road when the officer who was driving struck and killed her with the SUV.

Jaiah Metcalf, 21, and Alazae Jeffrey, 19, were killed when a car driven by Tayshawn Larun Clayton, 21, crashed into them while fleeing police. Troopers said they had broken off the pursuit before the wreck.

A police cruiser involved in an hour-long multiple vehicle cross-town chase ran a red light at high speed and t-boned a Ford Explorer, killing the driver Guadalupe Francisco-Martinez. The suspect police were pursuing, Marcel Oliver, faces first-degree murder charges.

An allegedly stolen Nissan Altima carrying six passengers sped off when officers attempted a traffic stop around 2:40 a.m. Police pursued for two miles until the car crashed on West Cypress Street. Officers pulled two people from the vehicle, including the driver. Four teenagers, three girls and a boy, were killed in the crash. Their names are being withheld pending the criminal investigation of the crash, as per Florida's Marsy's Law.

An allegedly stolen Nissan Altima carrying six passengers sped off when officers attempted a traffic stop around 2:40 a.m. Police pursued for two miles until the car crashed on West Cypress Street. Officers pulled two people from the vehicle, including the driver. Four teenagers, three girls and a boy, were killed in the crash. Their names are being withheld pending the criminal investigation of the crash, as per Florida's Marsy's Law.

Following a report that someone stole a 2005 Mustang from the parking lot of a Circle K, a Ringgold officer spotted the car and tried to pull the driver over. The driver fled onto I-75 North, and the officer pursued him "driving at an extremely high rate of speed and reckless." The driver was trying to change lanes when he hit the rear side of a Dodge Ram pickup, causing the Dodge Ram pickup to veer to the left crossing the left northbound travel and careen across the center median guardrail and enter the southbound lanes of I-75. The Dodge Ram pickup rolled over several times before coming to final rest on its right side, in the left and middle travel lanes of I-75 southbound. The pursued driver in the allegedly stolen vehicle, and the driver of the Dodge Ram were both killed.

Officers tried to stop a vehicle in connection with a drive-by shooting after a shotspotter alert. Officers were chasing the car when the driver crashed into another car, then collided with a power pole and caught fire. The driver was pulled out of the burning car and died on the way to the hospital.

Police encountered Gerard John and Ray Jim around 11.55 pm in a motel parking lot where they'd allegedly been brandishing a gun. The pair fled in a pickup truck and police pursued as one of the men threw objects such as cinder blocks and a bicycle at police. One officer fired a shotgun at the pair as their pickup was speeding the wrong way on Interstate 40. About one minute later, the pickup crashed head-on into a big rig and John and Jim were killed.

Miami-Dade police were chasing a white Dodge Charger. The fleeing driver lost control of the car at and crashed into a vehicle occupied by Edmon "DJ Boogie" McCoy and Robinson "DJ Styles" Lazard, killing them both. The fleeing person was also injured.

Off-duty San Marcos police officer Ryan Hartman ran a stop sign, killing Jennifer Miller and injuring another woman. Police who responded found an open can of beer in his truck. Hartman refused a blood test after the beer was found. Investigators got a warrant for a blood draw, and the results came back clean later that day.

Officers got a call about a carjacking involving a white BMW at around 9:41 p.m. Police found the vehicle and called for marked police vehicles to stop the BMW. The person driving the BMW accelerated once he saw police and turned onto Wabash Avenue. It was speeding when struck the bus as it was turning onto Eldorado Avenue from Wabash Avenue, killing the three occupants of the BMW.

Around 10 p.m., a trooper reported he was chasing a silver Ford Fusion on I-75 north. The trooper said the vehicle may have been stolen out of Chattanooga. The trooper pursued at speeds of more than 120 mph. The trooper knocked the vehicle off the road with a PIT maneuver, and the vehicle traveled into the median, overturned, and then struck a tree, entrapping all three people inside. Passengers Phillip Jackson, 32, and Tiffany T. Bingham, 42, were killed in the crash. Social media reports said the alleged driver, Quentin Alonzo or Hix, 30, was also killed, but news reports said he was taken to Erlanger, a hospital in Chattanooga.

A suspect in a robbery, Teron Smith was fleeing from Gainesville Police and the Hall County Sheriff's Office. Another vehicle was heading eastbound on West Ridge, Smith failed to yield and the driver struck Smith's car on the front passenger side. Smith was killed.

Around 2:30 a.m., Amir Zakee Mahdi allegedly ran a red light. An officer saw the car and tried to make a stop. The officer made contact with the car but when he got up to it, the driver sped off. The officer pursued, however he reportedly was unable to locate the vehicle. A short moment later, he did come up on the crash site. Mahdi was killed.

Christopher Ryan Pritchett, 36, was fleeing Thomasville police in a 2009 Cadillac CTS when he crossed the median and collided head-on with a northbound 2016 Nissan Rogue driven by Megan Dianne Brunson, 23. Pritchett, Megan Brunson, and a passenger of the Nissan, Megan's mother, Wanda D. Brunson, 52, were killed. Two children were injured.

Christopher Ryan Pritchett, 36, was fleeing Thomasville police in a 2009 Cadillac CTS when he crossed the median and collided head-on with a northbound 2016 Nissan Rogue driven by Megan Dianne Brunson, 23. Pritchett, Megan Brunson, and a passenger of the Nissan, Megan's mother, Wanda D. Brunson, 52, were killed. Two children were injured.

A man and woman carjacked a driver at gunpoint. Police located the stolen car — with the man behind the wheel and the woman in the front passenger seat — and pursued. Around 11:50 p.m., about three miles from the scene of the carjacking, the pair slammed into a car that was making a left turn. The impact sent the vehicles careening into several parked cars, killing the woman. The man was taken to a hospital, as were two men who were in the car that was struck.

Police received a call about an armed robbery around 4:15 a.m. Two men were reported to have stolen a black Kia sport utility vehicle. One of the men had a gun. Around 5:20 a.m., officers saw the vehicle and attempted to stop it. However, the vehicle fled, and officers lost sight of it. A short time later, an officer spotted the SUV about six blocks to the west, as it was driving at a high rate of speed. Seconds later, the officer watched the car crash head on into a black Nissan pickup truck. Ricardo J. Rodriguez, a passenger in the stolen Kia SUV, was killed. Rodriguez was not involved in the carjacking. Police reported officers weren't in pursuit of the SUV at the time of the crash.

Border Patrol agents briefly chased the car because they said it was seen leaving an area "known for alien smuggling activity." The vehicle crashed and killed seven people and seriously injured three others. All were between the ages of 16 and 25. While police reportedly said they had quit chasing the vehicle, a witness said he saw the car speed by at what he believed to be 90 miles an hour, with the Border Patrol following, just moments before the crash. He said the agents arrived at the crash scene within 10 to 15 seconds of it occurring.

Border Patrol agents briefly chased the car because they said it was seen leaving an area "known for alien smuggling activity." The vehicle crashed and killed seven people and seriously injured three others. All were between the ages of 16 and 25. While police reportedly said they had quit chasing the vehicle, a witness said he saw the car speed by at what he believed to be 90 miles an hour, with the Border Patrol following, just moments before the crash. He said the agents arrived at the crash scene within 10 to 15 seconds of it occurring.

Border Patrol agents briefly chased the car because they said it was seen leaving an area "known for alien smuggling activity." The vehicle crashed and killed seven people and seriously injured three others. All were between the ages of 16 and 25. While police reportedly said they had quit chasing the vehicle, a witness said he saw the car speed by at what he believed to be 90 miles an hour, with the Border Patrol following, just moments before the crash. He said the agents arrived at the crash scene within 10 to 15 seconds of it occurring.

Border Patrol agents briefly chased the car because they said it was seen leaving an area "known for alien smuggling activity." The vehicle crashed and killed seven people and seriously injured three others. All were between the ages of 16 and 25. While police reportedly said they had quit chasing the vehicle, a witness said he saw the car speed by at what he believed to be 90 miles an hour, with the Border Patrol following, just moments before the crash. He said the agents arrived at the crash scene within 10 to 15 seconds of it occurring.

Rodnesha Thompson was allegedly a passenger in a stolen vehicle that was fleeing a deputy when she had a fatal crash.

Sun Prairie Police pulled over a vehicle. As officers were walking up to it, it sped off. The vehicle crashed about three blocks away and caught on fire. Two passengers died immediately. The driver and another passenger were injured.

Around 10:30 a.m., a Prince George officer clocked a Jeep driving at 115 mph and began chasing the vehicle. The officer was chasing the Jeep, when he saw it cross the yellow line and crash head-on into two other vehicles. Two people in one of the other vehicles, Christi Noelle Jarratt, 42, and her daughter, Kaitlyn Jarratt, 25, were killed.

A Miami-Dade police officer in a marked cruiser failed to yield to two bicyclists while making a left-hand turn against oncoming traffic. Hector Echeverria was killed, the second bicyclist was injured and has sued the city and police for negligence.

Adrienne Whitefeather was driving an allegedly stolen 2006 Chrysler Sebring being pursued by the Yankton County deputies when she crashed and died. Her vehicle collided with a 1998 Chevrolet Silverado pickup, and the driver of the pickup, a 32-year-old man, had serious, non-life threatening injuries.

Jacob Webber Gabriel was suspected of committing armed robberies in several Northern California communities. Deputies from Tehama attempted a vehicle stop on a 2006 Infiniti FX35 around 10:30 p.m. The driver had fled Chico earlier that day, ramming police vehicles during his escape. An attempt was made to use a spike strip to stop Gabriel, but it was unsuccessful. Gabriel fled at speeds reaching 110 mph through Red Bluff. CHP took over the pursuit. Gabriel was being pursued northbound on North Main Street when the Infiniti collided with a concrete center median. The collision caused Gabriel to lose control of the car and hit a Caltrans traffic trailer. The Infiniti drifted onto the gravel shoulder and overturned, ejecting and killing Gabriel.

A police officer following Grayson Dean Mathis, 30, discovered the tags on Mathis's vehicle registered as stolen and a high-speed pursuit ensued when he attempted to pull Mathis over. Police put down a spike strip to stop Mathis, who swerved to avoid the spike strip and struck a woman, Brenda Mary Wilson, 54, who was going to her mailbox, killing her. Then Mathis struck a utility pole, the car burst into flames, and Mathis was killed.

About 9:47 p.m. a silver Dodge allegedly was involved in an armed robbery at a business. The Dodge carrying three people fled when San Bernardino police officers arrived, and police chased it. The Dodge, which was traveling at high speed, lost control and collided with a concrete barrier and a concrete flood channel, police said. Two of the Dodge's occupants were killed and the third person was injured.

At 6:14 a.m., a deputy reportedly saw a vehicle swerve into the oncoming traffic lane. When the deputy attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver fled until she fatally crashed.

Deputies spotted a gold SUV on I-49 and believed it was stolen. They chased the driver nearly 15 miles. They continued pursuing until the woman rammed a Toyota RAV4 SUV carrying a family of four. The family survived. The woman, Sarah H. Hundley, 37, was killed.

Around 1:36 p.m., an officer saw a driver, Justin Wilson, passing him at high speeds in the opposite direction. The officer turned his vehicle around in an attempt to stop the Nissan Altima, but the officer reportedly lost sight of it on a curve. Once the officer approached the curve, he saw the vehicle in the wood line where Woods had struck a utility pole. The officer tried to reach Wilson, but was unable due to downed power lines. Wilson was killed in the wreck.

A clerk at a gas station called police about people acting unusual in an SUV at the gas pumps about 4:45 p.m. An officer spoke to the people in the SUV before they drove away. Police pursued the SUV for 6.7 miles before it crashed into at least two utility poles, killing the driver, 62-year-old Lynda Ann Jones, and her son, 42-year-old Richard Sylvester Jones. Five Prince George's County police officers were suspended after the fatal crash. Early reporting said the chase was unauthorized.

Avalon police tried to pull a vehicle over for speeding. The vehicle initially pulled over and then fled at high speeds. The police officer pursued the vehicle, which lost control and hit a telephone pole around 5 p.m. One person, Tyrone Jackson, was killed, two others were injured.

Police were pursuing a suspect in a car believed to be involved in crimes. Police cruiser broke of pursuit, but police helicopter kept following suspect, who crashed into another car driven by Cristal Dawn Eatmon, who was killed.

Around 7:40 p.m. the Stafford County Sheriff's Office received a report of a burglary and responded. Daontre Kalio Waters, 25, allegedly broke into a residence and was interrupted by the owner returning home. Waters restrained the owner and jacked his silver SUV. Deputies spotted the SUV and a pursuit ensued. One deputy performed a successful PIT maneuver and as Waters spun to a stop the second deputy got out of his vehicle and attempted to arrest Waters. Waters allegedly rammed the second officer's vehicle, and the vehicle sent the deputy flying. Driving against the traffic, Waters escaped only to crash head on into a vehicle driven by Martha Chavez, 61, killing Chavez and seriously injuring her passenger. Waters survived and was charged with felony murder, felony eluding and attempted capital murder.

Louisville Metro Police chased Shawn R. Wheeler on a motorcycle until he drove off the roadway and fatally crashed into a fence just before midnight. LMPD have not speculated as to why Wheeler fled from police or why he was being pursued.

Around 3:30 a.m., officers reportedly spotted a stolen car. When officers attempted to stop the car, the driver, Alexander Castillo, 17, made an erratic lane change then crashed off the exit ramp and hit a tree. Castillo was killed and three passengers -- two 17-year-olds and a 16-year-old -- were injured.

Seagoville police chased a pickup truck suspected in a hit-and-run accident. A male passenger jumped out of the truck and was later apprehended. The driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed through a fence and into a tree in Dallas. The driver was killed.

Lower Paxton Township police attempted to pull over Wallace Small, but Small fled instead. Police pursued but called off the chase because the speed was too dangerous. Small ran a red light at twice the speed limit, T-boning one car and striking two others. Small was killed in the crash, one woman suffered a broken leg. Police found 3 ounces of crack cocaine and $6,000 cash in Small's car.

An NYPD squad car speeding to a 911 call allegedly didn't use his siren or pay attention to his surroundings when he blew through a Brooklyn intersection, killing Delroy Morris on his motorcycle. Morris' family is now suing the city for $20 million and want Officer Angelo Martino to be fired and criminally charged for the July 25 crash.

Police responded to a domestic violence call between a man and a woman, but the call turned into a police pursuit when Guy Larry Brison Jr. fled in a stolen Nissan pickup. Brison allegedly ran a red light and slammed into another vehicle at 98 mph. The impact killed the people in the other vehicle, Annjanette Senter, 44, Stephaun Dotson, 21, and Garcia Chandler, a 9-month-old girl . Brison then hit a second passenger vehicle in the southbound lane of Dixie Highway. Brison and another man fled, but Brison was apprehended later. Brison was charged with three counts of murder. He was also named, along with the police who participated in the pursuit, in a lawsuit filed by the victims' families.

A Littlestown, Pennsylvania, officer pursued Denton Shively, who was on a 2016 Yamaha FZ09 motorcycle, until he had a fatal crash in Maryland.

A driver was allegedly involved in a hit-and-run crash, police said. A police officer in the area was waved down and tried to pull over the vehicle, but the driver sped off and later struck the two bicyclists before fleeing on foot. The driver was arrested two hours later. Sandra Sampey was riding a bike about 5:45 p.m. when she was fatally struck. The 58-year-old man she was biking with was also hit by the car and was listed in critical condition at a hospital. Lance C. Neal, 28, was charged with reckless homicide and his being held on a $1 million bond.