Officers in a patrol car spotted Karon Hylton-Brown riding an electric moped without a helmet on the sidewalk. Although their department prohibited vehicle chases for minor infractions, the officers pursued Hylton-Brown, who ran into another car exiting an alley and was killed.

A police pursuit started when a person -- after finishing what an officer believed was a drug deal at a nearby gas station -- fled a traffic stop around 3:30 a.m. At some point during the stop, a handgun was tossed from the vehicle. The driver went a mile, at times going about 70 mph, and hit a concrete barrier Monroe Boulevard and the dead end on Bryam Street. The vehicle went airborne and landed on the other side of the bayou. Police found the passenger dead. The driver will be charged with felony murder. The police vehicle also crashed into the barrier but the officer was not seriously hurt.

A Seminole County sheriff's deputy struck and killed a Geneva woman who was standing in or by a road while talking to her boyfriend. The fatal crash was reported at 7:50 p.m.

Police began chasing a Chevrolet Camaro in New Roads believing that it had been stolen. The chase ended about 30 miles away, when the Camaro veered through a median on U.S. 61, Scenic Highway, and struck a Ford Mustang head-on, killing both drivers, Stanlasija Brue, 17, in the Camaro, and Thaddeus Johnson Jr., 22, in the Mustang. A two-year-old and two teenagers in the stolen Camaro were injured in the accident but survived.

Allen Alexis Brown, 46, was driving when he crossed the center line and fatally crashed head-on into another vehicle driven by a detective. The detective was transported to a local hospital but did not receive medical attention.

At 11:01 p.m. a San Diego Police officer ran the license plate of 2003 Honda Pilot and discovered the SUV had been reported stolen. When the officer attempted to pull the SUV over, its driver fled, and the officer lost sight of the vehicle as it headed eastbound on Market Street near Interstate 15. A police helicopter continued tracking the SUV until it crashed and killed three children, Dashaun Heard, 15, Daniel Montano, 17, and Vincent Crespo, 14.

A police officer on patrol witnessed Keron Roundtree commit a series of traffic infractions on a busy highway. When the officer turned on his lights and siren, Roundtree fled at speeds reaching 110 mph. Roundtree crashed off the side of the rode into a row of trees and ended up on the right hand shoulder of the road. He died weeks later from his injuries.

A deputy saw the driver of a Chevrolet HHR speeding and swerving, allegedly running a red light as well. The driver, later identified as Kaylup Deruise, refused to stop for the deputy's siren and lights and continued northbound for about five minutes until he clipped the front of an innocent driver's car but continued northbound before losing control, leaving the road and hitting a pole before crashing into a tree, killing Deruise.

Jeffrey Gordon Gunzenhauser, 20, allegedly was drunk when he drove in the wrong lane and caused a crash that killed Harold Elvin Renkley. An off-duty Winnebago police officer witnessed the head-on crash after Gunzenhauser almost crashed into the officer's vehicle. The officer was southbound on Highway 169 around 12:30 a.m. when he had to swerve onto the shoulder to avoid a collision with a Dodge Dart going northbound in the southbound lane. The Dart did not brake and kept going in the wrong lane as the officer turned around and notified the county dispatcher.

Officer Blake Brown attempted to stop a Ford Escape for speeding around !:15 a.m. After first stopping, when Brown got out of his vehicle, Charlie Barnes fled. As Barnes tried to make a turn, he ran off the road and struck a light pole, killing him.

A 16-passenger bus was stolen about 9:30 a.m., police said. Shortly after 10 a.m., the Aurora Police Department tried to stop the bus, but the driver fled, and police reportedly did not pursue it. Around 10:20 a.m., Parker police saw the bus, which struck a car and drove away. Again, police reportedly did not attempt to chase after the bus. The bus was heading south on Colorado 83 when the driver lost control, swerved into oncoming traffic, and hit a Toyota 4Runner, killing Kizzy Aguirre, 42. The driver of the bus kept going until it ran head-on into a Honda Pilot, which had seven people in the car, including Sergio Sanchez, 66, who was killed. The man suspected of stealing the bus, Daihauonzadre Brooks-Jones, 20, of Denver, was injured and was taken to a hospital.

At about 11:09 a.m., a Texas trooper spotted a black Chevrolet Malibu with an expired registration plate. The trooper attempted to pull over the Malibu for the traffic violation, but the driver, David Valadez, 27, fled. The pursuit ended when the Malibu crashed into the metal gate of Remolinos Snack & Grill No. 2. Valadez abandoned the vehicle. Valadez was transporting three people: Marco Antonio Martinez Torres, Antonio Olivo Hernandez and Israel Olivo Sanchez. Martinez Torres was riding in the trunk and killed; Olivo Hernandez was the backseat passenger; and Olivo Sanchez was the front seat passenger, and both were injured. Valadez was initially charged with manslaughter, smuggling of persons causing serious bodily injury or death, and evading arrest causing death. Valadez was also federally charged with attempt to transport and conspire to transport the immigrants resulting in death and causing injury, and placing another in jeopardy of life.

Around 11:30 a.m., police reportedly saw an unidentified driver run through a red light at a high rate of speed on the access road of IH-35. pursued them. During the chase, the car made a turn and lost control and slid sideways. The driver drove into a wooden privacy fence and crashed into an oak tree and was killed.

An officer attempted to initiate a traffic stop around 2 a.m. on a vehicle reportedly with no tail lights. The driver had warrants for domestic abuse, and deputies initiated a pursuit after the driver refused to stop, although what the warrants had to do with the tail lights was not explained. The driver reportedly went into the median to avoid a spike strip laid out by police, and the vehicle overturned several times in the median, killing the driver.

Police tried to stop Brayden Madden for speeding on his motorcycle. As police pursued, the motorcyclist then struck a blue truck, ultimately ending the pursuit and injuring one other person. Madden was killed.

Alton Police Officer Ashley Roever was charged with aggravated driving under the influence of alcohol for a deadly crash. Roever was allegedly driving north on Illinois Route 3 in Sauget in a GMC Sierra when she hit a GMC Envoy that was being driven by Toshorn Napper, killing him. Napper was stopped at a railway crossing.

Officers were called to a Miami Shores home after a man reportedly hit his girlfriend. Bystanders called 911. When officers arrived, they saw visible signs of battery on her face, and the 23-year-old boyfriend ran away. Officers chased him on foot and ordered him to stop. He did not stop and kept running toward some train tracks, and when he tried to run across the tracks, he was struck by an oncoming train and killed.

Terrell Smith was in a reportedly stolen Dodge Ram truck, which police began to chase about 7 p.m. Atlanta police requested assistance from GSP, and a trooper from GSP Post 47 responded. After the trooper tried to initiate a traffic stop, Smith fled and the trooper hit the truck, causing it to strike a guardrail and overturn, killing Smith.

The driver of a black Cadillac tried to enter Ley Road before being T-boned by a Houston police patrol unit about 3:30 p.m. Police said the officers were responding to a weapons disturbance before crashing into the Cadillac. The patrol unit did not have it lights or siren on.

Around 9 p.m., an officer was traveling westbound on University Boulevard when the officer hit and killed a man in the roadway.

An on-duty Boyce Police Department officer hit and killed a pedestrian on La. Highway 1. The unidentified male pedestrian was "standing with a bicycle near the white fog line in the southbound lane" when the officer's Dodge Charger hit him around 2 a.m.

Octavious Dionte Clark was killed at the culmination of a car chase that began near the intersection of Ward Road and Rutledge Highway and ended when the driver of the 2003 Ford Mustang lost control of the vehicle near the intersection of Hollis Harris Lane and Dixie Highway. The Mustang left the roadway and struck several trees, and Clark was ejected. The alleged driver of the vehicle, Christopher Dewayne Smith, 28, was expected to face charges of vehicular homicide.

About 11 p.m., an officer with the Berkeley Police Department reportedly saw a vehicle parked in an alley behind a retail plaza. It wasn't immediately clear what type of vehicle it was, but its lights reportedly were off and no license plate was visible. The officer tried to stop it, but the driver fled at high speed. At the intersection of Bohlander and Taft avenues, the driver failed to stop at a stop sign and was hit by a semi trailer, killing four: Tekiera Heron, 15, Orkitt "Bookem" Gresham, 18, Tamiyah L. Marshall, 18, and Jacquez Barber, 19.

About 11 p.m., an officer with the Berkeley Police Department reportedly saw a vehicle parked in an alley behind a retail plaza. It wasn't immediately clear what type of vehicle it was, but its lights reportedly were off and no license plate was visible. The officer tried to stop it, but the driver fled at high speed. At the intersection of Bohlander and Taft avenues, the driver failed to stop at a stop sign and was hit by a semi trailer, killing four: Tekiera Heron, 15, Orkitt "Bookem" Gresham, 18, Tamiyah L. Marshall, 18, and Jacquez Barber, 19.

Police were called about an auto theft at 6:04 a.m. The vehicle had been left running to warm up when it was stolen, police said. Shortly after, an officer saw the Chevrolet Cruze. Police officers tried to stop the car, but Donald Tucker refused to stop, and police chased him until the allegedly stolen car clipped a 2014 Toyota Corolla, crashed into a utility pole and flipped several times, police said. Tucker was thrown from the vehicle and killed. The driver of the Corolla, a 64-year-old man, received serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Allan Lindsey Zack was charged with driving under the influence after a deadly wreck that injured State Transport Police Officer Joseph Hand and killed a driver, Nathaniel Hawthorne Jr., who the officer had pulled over in a traffic stop. The State Transport officer's SUV and the driver who had been stopped were struck by another vehicle after the traffic stop. The police officer was in his vehicle at the time, and the commercial vehicle driver was standing outside the passenger door of the patrol vehicle at the time. The impact knocked the commercial vehicle driver, Hawthorne, into oncoming traffic, where he was struck and killed by another vehicle.

A 2017 Dodge Charger was southbound on U.S. 29 attempting to elude police when it struck a 2007 Jeep Commander that was pulling out of a private driveway onto the highway. Both vehicles caught fire from the impact. Charles Rickman Stepp, 61, and Kenneth James Heavner, 25, were killed. Chavis Diggs, 37, died May 3.

Around 8 p.m., Mishawaka officers were dispatched to a for reports of a door being kicked in. The officers began to chase a male on foot near the scene; the suspect got into the back of a silver Pontiac Grand Prix and it drove away. Officers pursued the Pontiac for less than a minute when it struck a Chevy Cavalier. Two of the occupants of the Pontiac fled, but one stayed and spoke with police. Elizabeth Johnson, 18, and Clayton McClish, 18, were killed.

Officer Herschel Turner stopped to help a Bellefontaine officer on a traffic stop. As Turner helped the Bellefontaine officer with that traffic stop, a different Bellefontaine police officer was pursuing a suspect allegedly driving a stolen vehicle. The driver of the stolen vehicle was going westbound on Chambers Road and arrived at the traffic stop where Turner was, crashing into a Moline Acres Police Department patrol car. When the Bellefontaine police officer, who was chasing the stolen vehicle came over the hill on Chambers Road, he tried to avoid the wreck. The officer swerved and hit and killed Turner on the sidewalk.

Dale Steven Dziesinski was accused of sending threatening letters to health care workers was killed by an apparent self-inflicted gunshot during a standoff with police.

Around 9:45, officers were sent to the Marriott Marquis after getting calls of a vehicle robbery in progress. A responding officer saw the reported stolen vehicle, a Jaguar SUV and began to follow it. When the SUV got to a gated entrance off Courtland Street, the officer activated his lights to stop it. The driver of the Jaguar backed into the officer's car and sped north, going the wrong way down the street. The Jaguar hit a utility pole. A man was able to get out of the car, but was on fire. A woman was later found dead inside the burned vehicle. Both were killed.

Arvin police were chasing a BMW when they reportedly lost track of the car and called off the pursuit. Around 1 a.m., CHP officers found a car engulfed in flames that had crashed into a dirt embankment. Arvin police confirmed it was the same BMW from the pursuit. All four people in the car were killed.

Arvin police were chasing a BMW when they reportedly lost track of the car and called off the pursuit. Around 1 a.m., CHP officers found a car engulfed in flames that had crashed into a dirt embankment. Arvin police confirmed it was the same BMW from the pursuit. All four people in the car were killed.

Daron Whitt, 39, was driving a car that was eluding officers before it crashed about 7:35 p.m. Carl Barnes, 56, was also killed. Four vehicles were involved in the crash.

Tiffany Rene Traylor reportedly fled a police pursuit and crashed and was killed, injuring several of her passengers.

An officer noticed a vehicle was driving erratically on Highland Drive, and the officer turned on his lights to initiate a traffic stop. The car fled and drove through the intersection of 4500 South, where it collided with an SUV. Officers said there was no pursuit or chase from police. Five people were in the car; Dallas Bench, 18, and Felisha Sherie Hart, 27, were killed, and three were seriously injured.

Officers were dispatched at 5:45 p.m. on a report of a stolen vehicle. Arriving officers found James Shirley, 28, inside the stolen vehicle, and police pursued him until he lost control of the vehicle and struck the car Edward Flynn was driving, killing Flynn. Shirley was arrested shortly after and was charged with multiple crimes, including resisting law enforcement with a vehicle resulting in death, auto theft, possession of a controlled substance and possession of narcotics under five grams.

Officers tried to pull a vehicle over around 4 p.m. The driver refused to stop, and police pursued the vehicle until it crashed into an unoccupied home. There were three occupants inside the vehicle. The driver was killed. An adult male passenger received life-threatening injuries. The third occupant was not injured.

Around 12:30 a.m., officers attempted an enforcement stop on a black Chevrolet Suburban for unsafe speed and no license plates. The driver fled from officers, and they pursued. The Suburban left the freeway at Macarthur Boulevard, and shortly after, reentered the freeway again from Macarthur Boulevard, in the wrong direction. The pursuing officers reportedly discontinued their pursuit. About one minute later, the Suburban collided head-on with a Honda Odyssey minivan. The driver of the minivan, a man in his 30's, was killed. The adult female passenger of the Suburban sustained major injuries. The driver of the Suburban fled on foot and was later apprehended.

A 30-year-old man was allegedly driving a car stolen from Chicago about 1:10 a.m. when a Lisle officer stopped him for speeding. When the officer walked up to the vehicle, the driver sped off, police said. Two officers pursued the car until it crashed on the entrance ramp to eastbound I-88, police said. The driver was killed. The 29-year-old female passenger was hospitalized with injuries.

Police reportedly saw 36-year-old Devon Haywood operating his white 2009 Inifniti in an erratic manner with equipment violations and attempted to pull him over. He stopped for a moment and then fled. Police said they followed him as he fled at high speeds, but did not pursue him. Still, they reportedly arrived 15 seconds after a crash. The crash caused all four occupants of a silver 2006 Nissan sedan to be ejected onto the roadway, killing Brandon Sierra, Randy Brisbane, Tamari Watkins, and Anthony Cruz, all 18. Haywood was also killed.

Police reportedly saw 36-year-old Devon Haywood operating his white 2009 Inifniti in an erratic manner with equipment violations and attempted to pull him over. He stopped for a moment and then fled. Police said they followed him as he fled at high speeds, but did not pursue him. Still, they reportedly arrived 15 seconds after a crash. The crash caused all four occupants of a silver 2006 Nissan sedan to be ejected onto the roadway, killing Brandon Sierra, Randy Brisbane, Tamari Watkins, and Anthony Cruz, all 18. Haywood was also killed.

A DUI suspect sped away from a traffic stop crashed head-on into another car at a nearby intersection. The crash was reported at about 10:30 p.m. It occurred shortly after police stopped a reckless driver. The driver left the traffic stop at high speed as officers approached, then crashed into a sedan, police said. The sedan driver, a man in his 60s, was killed.

A trooper reportedly was looking for speeders on I-95 around 11:45 a.m. when his radar allegedly clocked a Mustang driving over 100 mph. The trooper tried to initiate a traffic stop and began to chase the Mustang. The driver, Sheikh Mustafa Davis, continued into Midway on highway 84. Davis allegedly continued to drive over 100 mph until the trooper intentionally struck the Mustang with his car, causing Davis to hit a power pole and flipping over. The trooper then collided with the Mustang. A passenger in the Mustang was ejected during the accident and fled, but was later arrested. Davis was killed.

Around 1 p.m., man called 911 when he spotted his stolen truck. The person driving that truck hit a police vehicle when officers responded. The driver fled, and officers pursued the vehicle until it ran a stop sign at 17th and Orville, striking another vehicle with two people inside, killing Mario Madruga, 89, and Delia Madruga, 85.

At 11:38 p.m., two motorcycle officers attempted to stop two cars traveling 75 mph on Blackstone near Barstow. One of the drivers pulled his Camaro over, but the driver of a black Mustang, Irvin Villarreal,18, did not stop. A pursuing officer turned on his lights and siren, but reportedly was delayed from turning immediately onto Bullard when the traffic signal turned red. The officer reportedly lost the suspect vehicle. The officer drove until he reached N Maroa Ave before ending the pursuit. Reportedly, two and a half minutes later, a 9-1-1 call came into dispatch reporting a three-car collision at Bullard and Palm. When officers arrived, three passengers, 27-year-old Christopher Vang and cousins Linda Chang, 21, and Allison Chang, 17, inside a pickup truck hit by the Mustang were dead. Two other passengers in the pickup truck are hospitalized, with one in critical condition. A Mini Cooper driven by a 17-year-old girl was also hit, and she was injured. The driver of the Mustang, Villarreal, was killed. N Maroa Ave and W Bullard Ave is less than 800 yards from N Palm Ave & W Bullard Ave.

At 11:38 p.m., two motorcycle officers attempted to stop two cars traveling 75 mph on Blackstone near Barstow. One of the drivers pulled his Camaro over, but the driver of a black Mustang, Irvin Villarreal,18, did not stop. A pursuing officer turned on his lights and siren, but reportedly was delayed from turning immediately onto Bullard when the traffic signal turned red. The officer reportedly lost the suspect vehicle. The officer drove until he reached N Maroa Ave before ending the pursuit. Reportedly, two and a half minutes later, a 9-1-1 call came into dispatch reporting a three-car collision at Bullard and Palm. When officers arrived, three passengers, 27-year-old Christopher Vang and cousins Linda Chang, 21, and Allison Chang, 17, inside a pickup truck hit by the Mustang were dead. Two other passengers in the pickup truck are hospitalized, with one in critical condition. A Mini Cooper driven by a 17-year-old girl was also hit, and she was injured. The driver of the Mustang, Villarreal, was killed. N Maroa Ave and W Bullard Ave is less than 800 yards from N Palm Ave & W Bullard Ave.

Around 2:05 a.m., a silver Toyota Scion was driving westbound when the driver went out of his lane and struck a white Chevrolet Malibu, causing both vehicles to spin out. A silver Chrysler 300 was reportedly struck by the Toyota, which then hit the concrete barrier of the HOV lane twice. The Toyota driver was ejected from the vehicle upon hitting the barrier and landed on the opposite side of the freeway, where a Harris County Pct. 4 constable deputy hit and killed him with a patrol car.

Deputies were pursuing a 47-year-old carjacking suspect on I-95 South, when he turned around on the highway and crashed head-on into a vehicle. The siblings inside the vehicle had just left the Christmas lights at the Speedway. Domynick Mills, 21, and 18-year-old Danycka Milis were killed in the crash. A 13-year-old boy and 17-year-old girl survived the crash. The alleged carjacker was apparently well known to police as they pursued, with 50 prior arrests and no driver's license, and eight periods of incarceration in state prison.

A state trooper clocked a Volvo S40 traveling at a high rate of speed on GA 17 South around 1:21 p.m. When the trooper activated his emergency lights, the driver, Christopher Scott Taylor, fled. He made a left turn onto S Yow Mill Road and traveled east at high speed, while the trooper pursued, running other motorists off the roadway. Taylor failed to negotiate a curve and lost control and veered off the road. Taylor was ejected and killed when the car overturned.

Police attempted to pull over an off-road style dirt bike for riding recklessly at approximately 2:30 p.m. Police pursued him on the ground and in the air until he fatally crashed.

About midnight, deputies responded to a home after a 911 caller said a man was threatening to shoot a woman and their 1-year-old son. The victim ran to a neighbor's house, but the child was still inside the home with Amir Keita Stevens when deputies arrived. As deputies approached, Stevens ran from the home, got into his car and drove away. The child was unharmed. As a deputy chased Stevens, he lost control, ran off the road, struck an MCAT bus stop, a power pole and two trees, killing him.

A deputy reportedly was responding to a disturbance involving a physical assault when the patrol car was reportedly hit by a non-police vehicle. Sandra Eisner, 77, and Sonny Bower, 85, in the non-police vehicle were killed in the collision.

A 2018 Dodge Charger on Jackson Road collided with a 2008 Mercury Grand Marquis traveling southbound on Maiden Down Road. The crash happened around 10:50 p.m. The driver of the Dodge Charger, Jonathan David Price, died at a local hospital, while the other driver, Patrick McCormick, was killed immediately.

Xia Her-Xiong, 31, was charged with one count each of criminal vehicular homicide and auto theft. At about 3 a.m. Her-Xiong allegedly ran a stop sign at Atlantic Street and Minnehaha Avenue, hitting a car driven by Alison Annen. Her-Xiong was driving the stolen Ford Focus 61 mph in a 30 mph zone. He had accelerated after seeing a police car. Following the collision, he and a passenger fled on foot. The passenger has also been arrested, police said. The officer had spotted the Focus, and, after running its license plates, discovered that the car had been reported stolen Jan. 6 from a woman who had left her car running while she went inside to drop off her daughter. The officer pursued the vehicle and reportedly was around five blocks behind when Her-Xiong ran the stop sign and broadsided a 2007 PT Cruiser, killing Alison Annen. The officer then activated his emergency lights and siren.

Kenya Reed was killed in a car crash with a police officer around 8 p.m.

Police attempted to stop a stolen car suspected in an earlier theft case in nearby Urbandale. Police said the car refused to stop and reached speeds of more than 100 mph before launching into the air as it crossed railroad tracks, flipped several times and hit a utility pole and creek bank. Several boys were ejected from the car.Three were killed -- Emmanuel Nyariel, 16, Majok Nyariel, 14, and Zacharia Warsame, 14 -- and two were injured.

Troopers attempted to stop a Toyota sedan for speeding. The driver failed to stop, and the vehicle exited the interstate before trying to get back on. The trooper used their vehicle to disable the Toyota, and the Toyota lost control on the east side of the entrance ramp, killing the driver.

A pursuit began at I-240 and Western after troopers determined a vehicle's license plate had been stolen.Officers used their vehicle to knock the vehicle off the road. Two of the three occupants were ejected. One was killed.

A CHP officer pursued a person for allegedly speeding until the vehicle crashed and caught fire, killing the driver.

Around 5:20 p.m, near the east side of Yerba Buena Island, several drivers of off-road motorcycles were trying to evade patrol cars. One driver jumped off his bike to avoid capture and climbed onto the back of another motorcycle. A few moments later, the driver of that motorcycle tried to leap his vehicle from one direction of the bridge to the other -- where the two directions of the bridge overlap near the tunnel -- and avoid capture. But the bike didn't make it over, and the cyclist who had become a passenger fell off and was struck by a pickup truck and killed.

Milpitas officers spotted an allegedly stolen car, and the vehicle drove away at a high rate of speed. The officers reportedly did not attempt to stop the vehicle or pursue it but rendered first aid when the vehicle struck and killed Haolan Chen, 7, four-tenths of a mile away. Kristalinna Pacheco, 36, was charged with homicide, hit and run causing injury or death, and possession of a stolen vehicle. Police said the vehicle, a 2015 White Lexus R35, was stolen along Oakland Road in San Jose on January 2, and was used in an armed robbery at the Shoe Palace on January 18.

Bonner Springs officers received a report that a driver was speeding through a neighborhood, police said. Officers lost sight of the driver, but eventually saw the car going 114 mph in a 45 mph zone. The driver lost control, and the car hit a sign and tree before coming to a stop. The driver, Juan Carlos Marquez, was killed.

The owner of a car, a late model Chevrolet Malibu with gold colored rims, reported it missing on Jan. 10. The owner arranged to meet with the person who took it and was speaking with police when they saw a car matching its description. Police tried to stop the car, and then pursued it until the driver hit a dip in the road at a high speed and lost control of the car. He then went off into the median and hit a tree, killing the driver.

Kevon T. Bonner, 19, has been charged with two counts of reckless homicide, illegal possession of a gun, leaving the scene of an accident, aggravated unlawful use of a weapon and illegal possession of ammunition. The two people who died, who have not been identified, were passengers in the car Bonner is accused of driving while police pursued him.

Sara Hudson, 28, of Pelion, and Victor Addotta, 33, were in a 2012 Ford Escape and were killed a head-on collision with a cement mixer, as police pursued them.

Troopers were pursuing a 2020 Toyota Tacoma on I-40 at around 7:41 a.m. The driver of the truck, later identified as 25-year-old Michael Don Shepherd of Pegram, fled and police pursued him until he entered an intersection and struck a 2021 Nissan Versa, killing 24-year-old Amanda Chatman and her 3-year-old and 4-year-old children, Braydon and Alexton.

Troopers were pursuing a 2020 Toyota Tacoma on I-40 at around 7:41 a.m. The driver of the truck, later identified as 25-year-old Michael Don Shepherd of Pegram, fled and police pursued him until he entered an intersection and struck a 2021 Nissan Versa, killing 24-year-old Amanda Chatman and her 3-year-old and 4-year-old children, Braydon and Alexton.

A deputy attempted to stop a Chrysler 200, but the car sped away. The county unit pursued the vehicle into Wichita Falls at speeds reaching 100 mph. Police said the driver appeared to be under the influence, and the deputy chased it until the Chrysler left the street, crashed into a brushy area, and burst into flames, killing the driver, Charles Wayne McManus, and a female passenger.

Around 12:35 a.m., police pursued a car as apart of a drug investigation. Police chased the car until the suspect crashed into a tree, killing a passenger. Ryan Pete Lavell Clemmons was allegedly driving.

A police officer tried to stop a woman's sedan for a traffic violation, but she did not pull over. The officer reportedly ended the stop and turned off all emergency equipment. The driver kept going north, ignored a red light at East Front Street and entered the intersection. The sedan was then hit by a tractor trailer. The woman driving the sedan was killed.

Officers attempted to pull over the driver of an Accord for failing to stop at a stop sign at about 3:51 p.m. The driver fled and police chased him several minutes. Police reportedly stopped chasing him before he crashed into another vehicle and killed Rolando Pinto-Mendez, 26. Eli Richard Lopez, 22, got out of the Accord, stole a girl's bicycle and fled. Officers arrested Lopez on suspicion of murder, grand theft auto, hit-and-run causing death or injury and evading police.

Police responded to an armed robbery call at a home in Mableton. Officers later spotted their car on I-20 and chased them into Atlanta. The driver lost control and slammed into an abandoned car on the right shoulder of the interstate. Khawann Heard ran onto nearby Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, where he was struck by a van and killed about 5:15 p.m. Another person was arrested, and a third escaped, at least for a time.

Darius Shackleford was sitting in a parked car when it was struck by another vehicle that was involved in a police chase, killing him.

Detroit officers reportedly were responding to a request for backup at 1 a.m. The vehicle had its lights and sirens on and was traveling east in a marked Ford Explorer. The Explorer collided with a Lexus IS 250 that was being driven by Cliff Woodards, killing him.

Tory McConahie was believed to be driving a stolen vehicle, and Carroll County Sheriff's Office deputies were chasing him. Police said McConahie hit car at the intersection of Highway 70 and Clydeton Road in Waverly, killing Larry and Patricia Franklin, both 67. McConahie is charged with two counts of vehicular homicide, evading arrest, reckless driving, DUI, possession of drug paraphernalia and driving on a revoked license.

A deputy and a trooper were pursuing a black Cadillac with a loud exhaust and squealing tires. They reportedly stopped the chase before the vehicle crashed into Jessica Ruth Munyon, killing her.

About 10 p.m., deputies spotted a car driving on Grand Avenue with its lights off. A records check of the license plate showed the vehicle had been stolen, so the deputies turned on their lights and sirens. The car sped off. Deputies pursued it at high speeds until it slammed into two other cars at Jamacha Road and Sweetwater Road. The teen driver tried to run away, but was arrested, and the other teen inside the car surrendered. A 21-year-old woman who was in the first vehicle was killed. Two men and a 15-month-old child were taken to the hospital for injuries.

The crash was reported about 11:20 p.m. Friday at Mission Avenue and Ash Street, according to Escondido police Lt. Kevin Toth. A police officer had stopped a car for a traffic violation. The car was being driven by a 13-year-old girl from Vista who had taken her mom's car without her knowledge. The girls fled in the car as the officer approached, he said. They drove east on Mission and apparently tried to turn left onto Ash, where they apparently lost control and their car slid into the planter on the east side of the road near a SDG&E transfer facility. Two men who were sleeping in the bushes and appeared to have been homeless were killed.

Aaron Negash, 28, was stopped in a Hyundai SUV on the shoulder of westbound I-70 facing the wrong direction when an Indiana State trooper stopped. When the trooper parked in front of the SUV and got out of his squad car, Negash drove forward. Negash veered around the police car and proceeded about a half-mile in the wrong direction before crashing into a Hyundai Sonata with two occupants. Negash, the driver of the Sonata, Jepthah Lian, 34, and his passenger were killed.

A 16-year-old driver was the only survivor in the dark-colored sedan that jumped a curb, plowed through a guardrail and into the water during a police pursuit. Killed were Terrance Valdivia, 14, Jeremiah Calderon, 16, and his girlfriend, Rihanna Vargas, 14.

A 16-year-old driver was the only survivor in the dark-colored sedan that jumped a curb, plowed through a guardrail and into the water during a police pursuit. Killed were Terrance Valdivia, 14, Jeremiah Calderon, 16, and his girlfriend, Rihanna Vargas, 14.

A police pursuit began at about 8 a.m. after officers attempted to stop a 1993 Dodge Intrepid reported stolen. Officers reportedly canceled the pursuit because of unsafe reckless driving. Officers discovered the Dodge had collided with a 2004 Toyota Matrix, killing the driver of the allegedly stolen vehicle.

Deputy Michael Magli had stopped his patrol car in the median to deploy stop sticks used to puncture tires when he was struck by the truck deputies were chasing. Robert Allen Holzaepfel, 33, was allegedly driving under the influence and on a suspended license when he hit Magli.

Lakisel Thomas was walking along the edge of the snow at the intersection of 74th Street and Racine Avenue, when a silver Chevrolet SUV came through a red light, while reportedly being pursued by police. That SUV slammed into a red Jeep SUV, and Thomas could not get out of the way and was killed.

A deputy's vehicle, a 2019 Chevy Tahoe, was traveling west reportedly with its emergency equipment activated. A 1984 Toyota pickup truck was turning left from Shelly Street onto U.S. 52 when the deputy hit it, killing Julia Georgiadis.

A trooper saw a white Lexus driving recklessly, going against multiple red lights. The trooper reportedly disengaged chasing the Lexus due to public safety. A short time later, a citizen flagged the trooper down to assist on the crash. Five people were taken to University Medical Center for their injuries. The alleged driver of the 2008 Lexus, Tara Cheatham, was thrown from the vehicle and critically injured. The 21-year-old driver of a 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe was also critically injured. A 52-year-old woman in a 2006 Nissan Armada, an 82-year-old woman in a 2004 Nissan Sentra and the 20-year-old passenger in the Santa Fe all suffered minor injuries.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol and the Tulsa Police Department pursued a vehicle through the streets of east Tulsa until the pursued driver crashed into an SUV killing Mother Lanise Dade, 31, and daughter Camyea Dade, 13.

Zachary Lumpkin, 25, was driving a red Ford Ranger, fleeing from a Whitfield County Sheriff's car with blue lights and siren activated about 7:45 p.m. Also in the vehicle was Shadow Stanley, 20. Deputy Christopher Hicks hit the truck's right rear with the left front of his vehicle spinning the truck clockwise until it went airborne, with the driver's side of the vehicle striking a utility pole and then overturning, killing Lumpkin and Stanley.

One person was killed and another airlifted to a hospital after crashing into a light pole while police pursued them. Details as to what precipitated the chase were withheld by police.

Alex Lopez was being chased by Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies after he allegedly assaulted a deputy during a routine traffic stop. He was also reportedly under the influence of alcohol. The short pursuit ended at approximately 10:30 p.m. when Lopez crashed into Jeeves Tangonan's car, killing Tangonan.

Bianca Michelle Trujillo-Lopez, 18, was driving a vehicle on FM 2523 near Del Rio when a Texas trooper tried to pull the vehicle over for speeding. She tried to outrun the trooper, allegedly reaching speeds more than 120 miles per hour. She lost control when she missed a curve and rolled the vehicle over, ejecting one immigrant. The immigrant, whose name was withheld, was killed in the wreck. Trujillo and Isidrio Rodriguez Jr, 28, were indicted for one count of conspiracy to transport illegal aliens resulting in death and one count of transporting an illegal alien resulting in death. They were also indicted on one count of conspiracy to transport illegal aliens resulting in serious bodily injury and one count of transporting an illegal alien resulting in serious bodily injury.

At 2:30 a.m., a deputy tried to stop the rider of a Honda Shadow, Timothy A. Tatum, for a registration violation. The deputy turned on his lights and sirens, and the rider fled. The rider hit a raised median, killing Tatum, less than a half-mile from where the chase started.

A 13-year-old driver was fleeing from police in a white Dodge Dart when he ran the red light at Haywood Lane, swerved to miss another vehicle, and lost control of the car which then hit David L. Cheatham's Dodge Challenger in the parking lot of an O'Reilly Auto Parts, killing Cheatham.

Police noticed a vehicle around 2:30 a.m., but as they tried to pull him over, he fled, and they pursued. The chase lasted less than a minute, and when the vehicle crossed Shields, he hit two other vehicles, killing the driver, Derrick Dewayne Alexander. Others were injured as well and a passenger in one of the other vehicles was taken to a local hospital in critical condition where they later died.

Officer Jesse Madsen was killed after he veered into oncoming traffic. The incident occurred around 1 a.m. and shut down I-275. Joshua Daniel Montague was traveling the wrong way on the interstate when he hit Madsen's patrol vehicle. Both Madsen and Montague died.

Officers were called for a welfare check. Someone had placed a call after spotting a driver asleep behind the wheel of a utility van. When officers arrived, they found Robert Makoni asleep in the driver's seat with his foot on the brake. Police said Makoni was compliant at first but fled, speeding away from officers. Officers tried to pull the van over, but they reportedly decided to pull back from the chase. The van collided with a gray car after running a red light, causing the utility van to roll over and hit a tree before exploding into flames. Makoni was killed in the crash.

A trooper in North Carolina attempted to pull over a Jeep SUV in Cleveland County because the driver had several outstanding felony warrants. The chase came into Cherokee County where deputies pursued the SUV. The chase ended when the SUV crashed into a tree around 7:30 p.m. Preston Emory Grant, 25, and Simms Leigh Ottinger Wilson, 37, were killed.

About 2:15 a.m., officers saw the driver of the Dodge Ram pickup speeding through a parking lot. The officer activated his red lights and siren in an attempt to catch the truck as it traveled west. The truck continued driving at a high rate of speed when it was involved in a traffic collision with another vehicle at an intersection. As a result of the collision, the truck hit a block wall and came to rest upside down in a residential swimming pool. Two occupants were killed, and the driver of the other vehicle, Michael Clugston, 39, was also killed.

About 2:15 a.m., officers saw the driver of the Dodge Ram pickup speeding through a parking lot. The officer activated his red lights and siren in an attempt to catch the truck as it traveled west. The truck continued driving at a high rate of speed when it was involved in a traffic collision with another vehicle at an intersection. As a result of the collision, the truck hit a block wall and came to rest upside down in a residential swimming pool. Two occupants were killed, and the driver of the other vehicle, Michael Clugston, 39, was also killed.

Gregorio Gaytan was wanted in the murder of his mother-in-law, 50-year-old Esmeralda Alaniz, outside of his home. He was found behind a strip center. With police holding a perimeter, a single gunshot was heard, and he was found dead with what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot.

An officer saw a white sedan traveling at a high rate of speed northbound on 83rd Avenue near Bell Road and tried to stop it, police said. The car turned around and sped south on 83rd Avenue, police said. The officer reportedly didn't follow but notified others on the police radio. The car then lost control while turning west onto Peoria Avenue. The vehicle hit a curb in Peoria, rolled over several times and caught fire. Chase Nelson was ejected from the car and killed.

About 8:27 a.m., troopers reportedly saw a Green 2010 BMW 528 traveling westbound on Interstate 80 at 94 mph. Troopers tried to stop make a traffic stop near Lordstown, but the driver fled and troopers pursued. The chase exceeded 100 mph. Troopers reportedly canceled the pursuit near mile marker 209 since they were headed into a work zone. After the BMW made it past construction, troopers restarted the chase. The BMW continued west and got onto state Route 8 South then turned west onto Boston Mills Road. Due to the terrain, curved roads and high speeds, troopers again reportedly canceled the chase, but shortly after the trooper saw that the BMW had crashed at about 8:46 a.m. The BMW went off the left side of the road, striking a guard rail before rolling over and coming to rest partially down an embankment. Ramon Smith, 22, and Ari'onna Nevaeh Taylor, 16, were killed. The other two occupants were injured.

About 4 p.m., Joseph Spencer was pulling out of a Taco Bell, when his vehicle was T-boned on the driver's side door by a pickup truck, killing Spencer. The driver of the pickup was a member of the sheriff's SWAT team and was using his personal vehicle at the time of the crash to respond to an incident in Pleasant Grove where a man with a gun was barricaded in a house and firing shots.

DPS troopers were pursuing a red Dodge pickup truck, and it crashed head-on into a white Ford F-150. Eight undocumented passengers--seven men and one woman--from the Dodge pickup were killed. The driver and a child passenger from the Ford pickup and one undocumented passenger from the Dodge pickup were transported to a hospital in San Antonio. The alleged driver of the red pickup truck tried to leave but was apprehended. Sebastian Tovar, 24, of Austin, was charged with "transporting illegal aliens resulting in death."

DPS troopers were pursuing a red Dodge pickup truck, and it crashed head-on into a white Ford F-150. Eight undocumented passengers--seven men and one woman--from the Dodge pickup were killed. The driver and a child passenger from the Ford pickup and one undocumented passenger from the Dodge pickup were transported to a hospital in San Antonio. The alleged driver of the red pickup truck tried to leave but was apprehended. Sebastian Tovar, 24, of Austin, was charged with "transporting illegal aliens resulting in death."

DPS troopers were pursuing a red Dodge pickup truck, and it crashed head-on into a white Ford F-150. Eight undocumented passengers--seven men and one woman--from the Dodge pickup were killed. The driver and a child passenger from the Ford pickup and one undocumented passenger from the Dodge pickup were transported to a hospital in San Antonio. The alleged driver of the red pickup truck tried to leave but was apprehended. Sebastian Tovar, 24, of Austin, was charged with "transporting illegal aliens resulting in death."

DPS troopers were pursuing a red Dodge pickup truck, and it crashed head-on into a white Ford F-150. Eight undocumented passengers--seven men and one woman--from the Dodge pickup were killed. The driver and a child passenger from the Ford pickup and one undocumented passenger from the Dodge pickup were transported to a hospital in San Antonio. The alleged driver of the red pickup truck tried to leave but was apprehended. Sebastian Tovar, 24, of Austin, was charged with "transporting illegal aliens resulting in death."

Madison Heights officers started pursuing a car around 1:45 a.m. They terminated the pursuit at the border of Royal Oak. Royal Oak officers saw the car, which had no license plate, and tried to stop it, but the driver sped off. They pursued the car west on 11 Mile Road, reaching speeds over 90 mph. The driver, Souhib Zokari, lost control of the car and crashed sideways into a light pole, killing Zokari.

Following multiple interactions with police, a BMW sedan struck a utility pole and tree before being engulfed in flames. Joseph Bougie, 32, and Michael "Mike" Murphy, 22, were killed. Police said they weren't pursuing at the time of the accident, although published evidence shows they believed they were being pursued.

Around 6 a.m., a Chevrolet Equinox traveling south on South Bryant Boulevard exceeded speeds of 10 miles over the posted limit, which is 40 mph at that intersection. A police officer attempted to catch up, but the Chevrolet sped up and ran a red light, then collided with a tan-colored Explorer Sport Trac. Two teenagers -- a girl, 17, and a boy, 16, -- were killed. Benjamin Elder, 24, was arrested on suspicion of accident involving death.

Around 6 a.m., a Chevrolet Equinox traveling south on South Bryant Boulevard exceeded speeds of 10 miles over the posted limit, which is 40 mph at that intersection. A police officer attempted to catch up, but the Chevrolet sped up and ran a red light, then collided with a tan-colored Explorer Sport Trac. Two teenagers -- a girl, 17, and a boy, 16, -- were killed. Benjamin Elder, 24, was arrested on suspicion of accident involving death.

Kenneth E. Crosby Jr., 61, was traveling south in the Express Lanes in a 2020 Ford pickup when a 2008 Dodge slammed into his truck head on. The impact of the crash caused the Ford to run off the side of the Express Lanes and over the guardrail. Meanwhile, a 2016 Hyundai Tucson and a 2021 Volkswagen Atlas collided with the Dodge, causing the Dodge to catch fire. The driver of the Dodge, Stephanie T. Morton, 46, of Richmond, died at the scene as did her passenger Tia O. Porter, 26.The incident began at approximately 4:33 p.m. when a Virginia trooper attempted to stop the Dodge Avenger, and it fled.

Kristopher J. Lalonde, 47, was allegedly running from Calcasieu Parish deputies. Lalonde was driving a 2013 Chevrolet truck in excess of 70 miles per hour around 6:15 p.m. Deputies were attempting to stop a truck that was seen crossing several lanes of traffic and nearly causing an accident on Cities Service Highway. Lalonde initially stopped in a parking lot and got out of the truck, but then got back in the vehicle and drove off, as deputies pursued him about three blocks. As Lalonde approached an intersection, he applied the brakes but was unable to stop in time, hitting a 2014 Honda Accord, which Shawn Babineaux, 51, was driving. Lalonde's truck struck the Honda Accord on the driver's side as it was crossing through the intersection, killing Babineaux.

A deputy was stopped near the intersection of Patterson Mill and Red Oak Road when the deputy saw a 2007 BMW 328 driven by Ena Bynum, 20, traveling south on Red Oak Road at what appeared to be a high rate of speed. The deputy attempted to catch up with the vehicle and saw it turn onto Kingfisher Road. He continued to pursue and activated his blue lights before it collided with a 2015 Chevy Silverado, driven by Erwin Inabinett, 60. Both the drivers were killed.

The driver of a black Chevy Camaro sped away after the Fresno County deputy tried to pull him over for reckless driving. When the suspect exited State Route 41, the deputy reportedly backed off the chase after the Camaro fishtailed and ran a red light near downtown Fresno. The collisions happened moments later, with at least seven vehicles involved in the deadly crash, and five ending up engulfed in flames. At least three were killed.

Officers pulled over a man and told him to get out of the vehicle. An officer reportedly got hurt in a fight. When back-up officers arrived, they found the man exhibiting aggressive behavior. Officers sicced a dog on him, and after he was restrained he reportedly started having a medical emergency. Multiple doses of Narcan were not successful, and he died.

A deputy spotted a gray Ford Focus driving recklessly after 1 a.m. The alleged driver, Esteban Zamarripa III, 19, hit several curbs and refused to stop, and the deputy pursued. The car passed through traffic lights and began to drive in the wrong direction. The car was driving on the wrong side of the road when it crashed into a semi-mule and Toyota Camry. The driver of the semi-mule was reported to be in good condition. However, the driver of the Camry, Cynthia Demp, was killed.

Around 2:30 a.m., a patrol car was on the shoulder with its emergency lights on, dealing with a big rig that had broken down. A driver then slammed into the back of the patrol car. The impact sent the patrol car -- which had two officers inside -- into a ditch while the other vehicle went out of control and crashed into a tree, bursting into flames. Oscar Frayer, 23, Andrea Moore, 28, and another person were killed.

Courtney Wright, 30, sped through a red light after a Lake Wales police officer clocked him going 98 mph in a 60 mph zone. The officer activated his lights and siren and tried to pull Wright over but he fled. As the vehicle approached the intersection of U.S. 27 and Chalet Suzanne Road, he began to change lanes, weaving through traffic at a high rate of speed. The suspect failed to stop at a red light. Wright, who was driving a 2010 gray Chevrolet Equinox, rammed into Raymond Hart, who was driving a 2003 gray Chevrolet Silverado at U.S. Highway 27 and Chalet Suzanne Road, deputies said. Hart was killed.

DeYeir Campbell allegedly fled police after a traffic stop was attempted by Russell County sheriff's deputies. Campbell lost control of the vehicle and went across the median into the southbound lane of Highway 431 and hit a power pole. The female passenger was killed. Campbell had an outstanding warrant in Douglasville for assault. Campbell was taken to a hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries and will be charged with murder. The passenger was identified as 17-year-old Savannah Chandler.

Around 3:45 p.m., Beaumont officers were conducting a criminal investigation when they tried to stop a Honda sedan. Instead, the car fled. The car crashed into a business. The driver was killed, and a passenger in the car was injured.

Deputies responded to a disturbance call at the Quality Motel on U.S. Route 301. The caller complained that a white Ford Crown Victoria was playing loud music in the motel parking lot. When a deputy arrived at the motel, Wright's vehicle was seen leaving at a high rate of speed. Daiquan T. Wright didn't stop when the deputy turned on the vehicle's emergency lights and took off down Liberty Road, reaching speeds of 60 mph. Wright's vehicle ran through standing water on the road before losing control and striking a mailbox and fire hydrant before crashing into a tree and killing Wright.

A 2001 Honda motorcycle was fleeing from a Port Wentworth Police officer on Hwy 21 approaching the intersection with Lakeside Boulevard. Another vehicle, a 2017 Hyundai Sonata, was attempting to make a left turn from the southbound lanes of Hwy 21 onto Lakeside Boulevard. The motorcycle hit the passenger's side door. The driver of the motorcycle, 26-year-old Derek Haddocks, was killed as was a passenger, 30-year-old Jiquon Bolden, in the Sonata.

A chase began when the Troy Police Department attempted to initiate a traffic stop. Troy officers had been looking for a person with outstanding Miami County warrants. Instead of stopping, the Jeep fled, and officers pursued at high speeds. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle using stop sticks but failed. Police pursued until the Jeep crashed into a Volkswagen, killing the drivers 19-year-old Jalen Alexander and 32-year-old Chelsey Vollmer. A passenger in the Jeep received serious injuries.

A Clay County deputy tried to pull a motorcycle over in Henrietta, but the driver began throwing something out from his pockets. Deputies said as they pulled up closer, he would yell to quit chasing him and speed back up. Wichita Falls police and the sheriff's office set up to wait for chase to arrive. Gage Allen Salsman collided with an SUV and was killed on impact.

Police spotted an allegedly stolen Honda Pilot. The vehicle was occupied by six people and had been reported stolen out of DeKalb County. The SUV, which was driven by a 15-year-old, took off after noticing the officers, authorities said. A short time later, the vehicle collided head-on with a Lexus occupied by a father and his son. The son, Demarcus Grier, was killed.

Around 4 a.m., a Harris County Precinct 5 deputy constable was driving on the West Beltway when the driver of a red Camaro allegedly sped by without headlights on. The deputy pursued at speeds up to 100 mph. After about a four minute pursuit, the Camaro exited the Beltway at Clay Road and struck a Ford Ranger at the intersection. Both drivers were killed. The deputy was fine.

A Kia Forte with a burned-out headlight passed two deputies who were parked on the side of the road about 8:30 p.m. As one of the deputies pulled into the road, he allegedly saw the vehicle illegally pass a car that was stopped at a red light before turning right onto Collinsworth Road. In his report, the deputy noted the vehicle "appeared to already be fleeing from me before I activated my emergency equipment." The license plate on the car was registered to a different vehicle. The deputy activated his lights and siren, but the Kia sped away. The vehicle allegedly passed multiple cars by crossing double yellow lines and entering the opposite lane of travel, reaching speeds of up to 70 mph. Due to the speeds and nature of the roads, deputies were a short distance behind the fleeing vehicle and reportedly lost sight of it. Driver Jamaal Willis-Powell, 30, was trapped in the mangled vehicle. His passenger, Jasmine Simone Hayes, 28, was ejected from the car. Both were killed.

Police twice tried to stop the motorcycle after it was seen speeding. Both times, according to the police, the chase reportedly was broken off. The motorcyclist, Lorrence M. Thompson, was killed when his vehicle crashed into the rear of a pickup truck minutes later.

A 26-year-old Hispanic man was killed in a freeway collision after attempting to flee from a traffic stop on 101 in Burlingame. He was suspected by CHP officers of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and after running across multiple lanes of the freeway, he was struck and killed by a passing San Mateo County sheriff's deputy.

At approximately 1:27 p.m. police were notified an inmate's ankle monitor at the Covington County work release program was cut. The inmate allegedly stole a vehicle from the Covington Center Arena, then stole another vehicle. Covington County deputies and Alabama state troopers pursued. Deputies forcibly stopped the vehicle on Highway 55, approximately two miles south of Andalusia, killing the man.

A high-speed chase began about 3 a.m. when a trooper tried to stop an Infiniti Q50 for speeding. The Infiniti drove off and exited onto GA-400 before its driver turned off the headlights. The deadly crash occurred in Buckhead after the driver turned onto Lenox Road. The Infiniti traveled across the intersection and struck a concrete wall and overturned, catching on fire. There were three men inside the sedan. Two passengers--23-year-old Deterrius Minor and 22-year-old Devin Jones--were killed in the crash. The alleged driver of the car was seriously injured.

A person driving a 2001 Dodge Dakota pickup truck at a high rate of speed while trying to elude Jasper police crossed the centerline of Alabama 269 and collided head-on with a 2011 Ford Fiesta. The driver of the truck, which caught fire after the collision, was killed, and the driver of the car was airlifted to a local hospital with serious injuries.

Around 11:30 a.m., officers saw Silas Smith on the lot of a Speedy Gas Station. He initially pulled to the side of the road but then fled. A police helicopter was used to find Smith's Dodge Challenger, and police laid down spikes to stop the car. He drove over spikes twice, ran a red light and was struck by a Jeep Cherokee. The impact caused the Challenger to spin around and collided with a Ford Fusion, sparking a chain-reaction crash with three other vehicles including a semi truck. Smith was ejected from his car and killed.

A vehicle clipped one house and ran into another shortly after a police officer tried to pull the vehicle over for speeding. The driver, Cam-Ron P. M. Poelinitz, was killed. Four other people in the vehicle were taken to a hospital, but no one in either house was hurt in the crash at around 10:30 p.m.

Alyssa Roman was reportedly riding as a passenger in a vehicle driven by Richard Quihuis Jr., 19, of San Jose, during a crash shortly before 2 a.m. Two additional passengers in the car, a 2004 Toyota Camry, were able to exit the vehicle with minor injuries after it struck a concrete curb and a metal guardrail and caught fire. Quihuis was arrested on suspicion of felony DUI, gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, felony hit and run and felony evading police

Officers responded to a crash at 1:53 a.m. where a patrol vehicle driven by an off-duty Washington County deputy had hit and killed Oliver Sevin Frazier-Savoy.

Tustin police were called about 8:45 a.m. to the District at Tustin Legacy shopping center because a driver appeared to be passed out in an In-N-Out drive-through. Pantoja allegedly fled in a stolen car from Tustin police through a Costco gas station while other drivers were pumping gas. He also ran a red light before heading northbound in the southbound lanes of Jamboree Road. Pantoja went about 300 yards before crashing head-on into a vehicle driven by 62-year-old David Kawashima, killing Kawashima.

A 22-year-old driver of a Dodge Charger was allegedly fleeing from Grosse Pointe Park police when he crashed under the trailer of a semi-truck and was killed.

Around 3:30 a.m., an officer got behind a passenger vehicle and tried to stop it for a license plate violation. The driver reportedly sped off, and the officer pursued at more than 90 mph. The car continued into Toquerville at high speeds. The driver approached a curve in the road and lost control of the car, going off the cliff and rolling, ejecting and killing the driver as it continued down the hill.

Cory Orsenico, 32, was reported multiple times for increasingly dangerous driving. When a trooper turned to pursue Orsenico, the two vehicles were involved in a minor collision before Orsenico again sped off. Orsenico travelled from the slow lane of the three lane highway to the fast lane, then crossed the double yellow line before colliding with the vehicle in the opposing lane. The occupants of the other vehicle, Dawn Adams, 54, and Jeffrey Adams, 78, were killed, as was Orsenico.

Cory Orsenico, 32, was reported multiple times for increasingly dangerous driving. When a trooper turned to pursue Orsenico, the two vehicles were involved in a minor collision before Orsenico again sped off. Orsenico travelled from the slow lane of the three lane highway to the fast lane, then crossed the double yellow line before colliding with the vehicle in the opposing lane. The occupants of the other vehicle, Dawn Adams, 54, and Jeffrey Adams, 78, were killed, as was Orsenico.

Officers spotted a vehicle being driven recklessly at excessive speeds and attempted to conduct a traffic stop, but reportedly ended the pursuit due to the excessive speeds. The driver lost control of the vehicle, police said, crashing into a tree. The occupants -- a 22-year-old man and a 20-year-old man -- were killed.

Deputies in Gage County had been involved in a pursuit with a motorcycle about an hour earlier. Troopers spotted the motorcycle and initiated a pursuit. The motorcycle collided with the back of a 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee, killing the driver of the motorcycle, Jacoby Wilcox.

Devonte M. Flint, 27, allegedly fled from Rockford SCOPE officers and crashed into another vehicle. Police tried to stop the vehicle with stop sticks about a mile prior to the crash. Raymond N. Jackson was killed. Two children, a 2-year-old girl and 12-year-old boy, were injured. Flint was charged with reckless homicide, aggravated reckless driving and other crimes.

A trooper performed a traffic stop on I-20 EB on a black Nissan Rogue for a traffic violation. The driver initially pulled over, but then sped off, and the trooper pursued. The Nissan cut through a private parking lot and turned onto McAfee, where it plowed into a Toyota Camry. The Camry was pushed into a Ford-150, which then hit several other vehicles. The driver of the Camry was killed.

Around 10 p.m., Santa Clara County sheriff's deputies pursued a driver until they crashed into another car, killing sister and brother, Precious Nievas, 25, and 21-year-old Philip Nievas. 18-year-old Roberto Joseph Garcia was charged.

Officers spotted a possibly stolen Ford F-150 pickup truck on John Ralston Boulevard and signaled the driver to pull over, but he fled. Police chased him for about four minutes until he lost control and crashed, causing the vehicle to burst into flames and killing the driver.

About 10:30 p.m., officers spotted a blue Dodge pickup truck speeding on surface streets and running a red light. Officers attempted to pull him over but he refused to stop. Officers pursued until he he ran a stop sign and collided into a white sedan, killing Ryan Davis, 27, and Asia Marie Boatwright, 22. Gustavo Ruelas was booked on a number of felony charges.

Police pursued Robert A. Sanders from Saratoga National Historic Park until his 2008 Toyota Tundra hit a guardrail in Malta, killing Sanders.

Troopers received word of a Mercedes sedan speeding along Interstate 580 in Tracy at about 1:45 a.m. Police caught up to the Mercedes near Foothill Boulevard in Dublin and attempted to pull it. The driver fled, and officers pursued at high speeds, until the driver attempted to leave the highway and didn't negotiate the tight turn, flipping over multiple times and ramming into a sound wall, killing the driver.

Officers tried to stop a black Mercedes sedan. The driver fled and headed south on Southwest 64th Avenue, where the Mercedes struck a pedestrian. Officers pursued the car until it crashed into multiple light poles and a fire hydrant and overturned around 9 p.m. killing the driver, Everette Orette Brown.

Around 8:30 p.m., a trooper responded to help a driver whose passengers said they believed they were low on fuel and would not make it into Wickenburg. The trooper said he would follow them to make sure they arrived safely. As the trooper followed the SUV, a third vehicle was speeding and passing vehicles while in a no-passing zone. The third vehicle then struck the SUV, causing it to roll over, and also hit the trooper's patrol vehicle. One person inside the third vehicle was killed. Two of its other passengers were taken to hospitals with injuries. One passenger in the first vehicle, the SUV, was killed.

About 12:30 a.m., a trooper tried to stop a white Ford F-150 for speeding. The driver, Angelo D'wan Martin, reportedly was clocked going 72 mph in a 45 mph zone. The trooper pursued him until he lost control and slammed into a tree, trapping Martin inside the pickup. The truck caught fire after the crash. Martin was killed.

Cuba Police Officer Brandon Roybal Barber allegedly was driving a black Ford F-150 pickup the wrong direction on I-25 and hit a black GMC Yukon, killing two occupants. Barber was charged with three counts of vehicular homicide, aggravated DWI, and possession of an open container.

David Hartenstein, 39, of Fitchburg traveling northbound on southbound travel lanes, and police attempts to get him to stop failed. Attempts to deflate the car tires failed. Police set up rolling roadblocks to stop drivers from encountering the wrong-way driver. Hartenstein veered off of the roadway nearly the Route 101 split in Manchester and into the woods, killing him.

Around 2 a.m., a car struck a pedestrian who was crossing North Point Boulevard. The driver stopped. A short time later, a second driver saw the pedestrian in the roadway and stopped to help him, when a motorcyclist, off-duty Officer William Collazo-Brown struck both people, killing them. The pedestrian was Joshua Day, 34, and the good Samaritan was Berlynn Matthews, 21. Collazo-Brown was arrested and charged with DUI-related offenses.

An officer was dispatched to a disturbance near 41st Street and 12th Avenue, and was traveling south on 34th Street when he struck and killed Charlie Hubbard on a bicycle.

Deputies chased a car driven by Ricky Cruz, 28, in the northbound lanes of U.S. 395 north of Pasco. As Cruz approached the intersection with Foster Wells Road, he crossed into the southbound lanes of the highway and slammed head-on into an approaching semi-truck. Cruz and his passenger, Karlie Moore, 23, were both killed.

An off-duty Alabama State Trooper's 2017 Ford Explorer stuck a 1995 Jeep Cherokee being driven by Jose Angel Guerrero Ortiz around 9:35 a.m. Ortiz was killed

Officers was working near Iliff and Coors when they were flagged down due to an individual reportedly throwing rocks at vehicles in a hotel parking lot. Police said Justin Anaya fled on foot when officers tried to make contact, then crossed various fences and got onto the freeway. Anaya was hit and killed by a vehicle.

A trooper noticed a Ford Explorer at about 2 a.m. that was going at a high rate of speed. The trooper tried to pull the car over, but the driver kept going. The trooper pursued, but reportedly ended the pursuit because of inclement weather and unsafe speeds. The trooper then discovered the Explorer had run off the road, hit a parked car, overturned and crashed into a utility pole. Trashawn Harrison was ejected and killed.

Des Moines police pulled a van over about 6:45 p.m. for expired license plates and discovered the woman at the wheel had active warrants for failure to appear in court on theft and marijuana charges. The woman, Ashley Hennings, sped away from the traffic stop, and police pursued for about a mile until Hennings' van hit a car broadside, killing the car's driver, Kieran Stirling.

Around 2:14 a.m., officers saw a vehicle driving erratically. Police believed the driver, Marcus Jeffries, may have been driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle, but Jeffries drove away. Officers pursued the vehicle through the surrounding neighborhoods until it crossed railroad tracks at a high rate of speed and crashed into a nearby pole, killing Jefferies.

Mathew Crisp was the passenger in a vehicle driven by a woman that refused to stop when a trooper tried to stop it around 2 a.m. for speeding.The trooper pursued the vehicle into McMinn County until it crashed. Both occupants were arrested. Police said both of them refused medical attention at the scene. Crisp was pronounced dead three hours later after collapsing in the booking area of the jail.

Police responded to a burglary call at a car dealership about 4 a.m. They saw a driver in a blue Dodge Challenger leave the dealership. That driver went to the back of the property, and when police caught up with the vehicle, they found it was left running but nobody was inside. As other officers arrived, a gray Dodge pulled out from another spot across the street and sped away. Police chased the vehicle from the Eastex Freeway to the beltway heading westbound. Officers reportedly lost sight of the speeding suspect, but later found the vehicle crashed into a wall at the Hardy Toll Road. The vehicle had burst into flames, killing the driver.

At approximately 2:20 p.m., a trooper reported a vehicle headed northbound on state highway 17 traveling at 105 mph. The trooper attempted to stop the sedan, police said, but the driver fled, and the trooper reportedly lost sight of it. At approximately 2:40 p.m., police reported a Honda Accord struck the rear of a Toyota Tacoma. The Tacoma, state police reported, then spun out and struck the median before rolling multiple times. The driver of the Tacoma, Lee Howard Powell, 59, was killed. A passenger in the Tacoma, Karen Heath McClure, 65, was ejected from the vehicle and was also killed.

At about 1:17 p.m., police conducted a traffic stop on a Dodge Charger for speeding. The driver fled, and the deputy pursued the vehicle. The deputy reportedly lost the Dodge Charger but continued to search the area. A pedestrian then told the deputy that the vehicle crashed. When the deputy arrived, the Dodge Charger was engulfed in flames. Driver Moises Ruiz, 20, and passenger, 22-year-old Tatiana Munguia were killed.

Goldsboro police were alerted to a careless driver who was speeding about 11:20 a.m. An unmarked Goldsboro police cruiser with lights and sirens on pulled up behind the pickup truck in an attempt to stop the vehicle. The alleged driver of the pickup truck, 39-year-old Christopher Kelly Blair, didn't stop and instead slammed into a white sedan that was then pushed into another truck. Ariel Sorian, 3, was in a child car seat in the back seat of the white sedan and was killed.

An off-duty Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy Daniel Manuel Auner, 23, has been charged with murder in connection with a solo-vehicle crash in Torrance that killed his 23-year-old passenger and left two other people seriously injured. Victim Ashley Wells' family said that they believe Auner was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash, but he has not been charged with a DUI offense.

A three-vehicle crash, which involved a Wisconsin State Patrol squad car, occurred near County Highway J on the westbound lanes of I-94 in Eau Claire County at approximately 9:16 a.m. Charles Mills Jr. was killed, and several others were injured.

Doral police officers spotted an allegedly stolen white Volkswagen around 6:15 a.m. and attempted to pull over the driver. The driver fled from officers, and police reportedly stopped chasing him after he left Doral city limits. The driver crashed the car into a canal and was killed.

A black Mercedes SUV allegedly was speeding on I-85 when a Dinwiddie deputy running radar attempted to stop the vehicle. When the deputy lost sight of the SUV on Route 703, he reportedly ended the pursuit, police said. Moments later, the driver of the SUV lost control on the wet pavement, veered off the road, hit a tree and was killed.

About 9 p.m. a deputy spotted a vehicle on Interstate 380 that had been reported stolen out of Cedar Rapids and sought to pull it over. Instead of stopping, the driver fled, and police pursued. A short time later, the driver and a passenger bailed out of the moving car, which continued on and hit a house. The driver of the stolen car was when he was struck by the vehicle as he jumped from it.

Motorcyclist Augustin "Gus" Mormann was being chased by Officer James L. Wessels, who allegedly struck Mormann twice with his vehicle (once on each side), killing Mormann.

An Onalaska officer saw a motorcycle speeding on Highway 35. When the motorcycle stopped at a stop sign, the officer told the person to pull over. At first, it looked like the person was going to do that but then the motorcycle quickly sped away down Oak Avenue. The officer estimated the motorcycle was traveling up to 100 mph. As the officer reportedly was notifying dispatch he was ending the pursuit, he saw the motorcycle collide with a vehicle. The motorcyclist, Tou Yia Lor, was thrown from the motorcycle in the crash and killed. The driver of the 2018 Hyundai Tucson was injured.

Undercover officers reportedly were conducting an investigation when a vehicle they were watching sped off. The officers pursued until the vehicle crashed along Workman Mill Road. The passenger of the car being pursued, James Dringenberg, was killed. The driver, Daisy Jerez, suffered major injuries. Police arrested Jerez.

Police were in pursuit of a vehicle that crossed the roadway into oncoming traffic and stuck Patsy S. Arnold's SUV, killing her. Around 12:40 p.m., a pursued westbound 1999 Ford pickup truck crossed the median of U.S. Highway 50 near Milton Thompson Road and crashed into two vehicles headed eastbound. After the pickup struck the other vehicles, it overturned and came to a rest on its top; the SUV carrying the victim who died stopped in the roadway and the other involved car stopped in the grass on the side of the road.

After a failed police stop, at about 9:30 p.m., deputies learned Mark Sousa had been seen driving his Volkswagen Jetta in Augusta. A deputy and an Augusta police officer tried to stop the car, but it sped off with its lights off. Police said they decided not to pursue the Jetta because of the driver's reckless driving, but they were able to track the speeding car after witnesses reported they had seen a speeding car. Police found signs a vehicle had left the roadway, and police found the car, with no occupant, in the woods. After a search, police found Sousa's body lying in the field.