A collision between an 18-wheeler and an Alabama Department of Corrections van killed all seven occupants of the van—six applicants for prison jobs and the driver, corrections officer Rodney Kelley. The applicants, Julius Bouier, Lionel Moore, John Foye Jr., Brandon Anglin, Henry Simmons Sr., and Derrick Ivey were being driven from from a state prison near Union Springs to another DOC prison.

Seven young people packed into a five-seater Nissan fled a police bust at an underage drinking party. Pursued by police, they crashed into another vehicle near a university campus. Jason Schumann and Sam Laframboise were both killed.

Butler Township police said that the 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix driven by James Reed III fled from a traffic stop, then Reed lost control and went airborne. The car landed on the concrete base of the Olive Garden restaurant sign killing Lanisha Brookins and Reed.

Robert M. Reid died when he crashed his car while fleeing police. At around 2:20 a.m., deputies pulled Reid over after he reportedly disobeyed a stop sign. Reid allegedly tried to run the deputies over, drove away, and then flipped the car and became pinned inside.

Detectives approached Britton, named in eight forgery-related warrants. Britton entered her vehicle and drove away. Detectives pursued her while informing Fort Worth authorities about their location. During the pursuit, Britton jumped out of her moving vehicle and rolled onto Queenswood Court. She was pronounced dead at John Peter Smith Hospital.

A Portales police officer followed Ornelas' vehicle at a speed of about 50 mph with his lights on, after seeing the vehicle drive erratically. Officer Leslie Tibbs said Ornelas pulled away from him, accelerating and eventually crashing into a tree.

Walters might have been responsible for as many as 20 daylight burglaries, as well as having an outstanding felony assault warrant. In a late-evening high-speed police chase Walters's motorcycle struck a passing Thunderbird at an intersection. He died at the scene.

Mary Beth Shepard was killed when a driver fleeing police rear-ended the car in which she was riding.

Jamestown Police Assistant Chief Steve A. Taylor was chasing David Tarter, who was driving a 2005 Dodge pickup which ran off into the median, then traveled back across both eastbound lanes and off the right side of the road where it struck a rock wall, then ran back onto the roadway and hit a 2004 Toyota Corolla. Tarter was killed.

On Election Day, James Willingham, was driving home from the polls at around 3:30 pm on his motorcycle when he was reportedly hit by a state trooper's car with such force that his car was pushed into pedestrian Jeffrey Frazier and then crashed into a pole. Both Frazier and Williamham were killed. Police claimed they didn't hit Willingham, and that the crash occurred when Willingham fled after they tried to stop him for speeding. Diane Bukowski, a reporter whose story disputed the police version, was arrested at the scene for allegedly failing to comply with police. Bukowski said the officers erased photos from her camera after she was arrested.

Herbert White, 49, and Xavier Swinton, 42, were killed when police tried to pull over their motorcycle for not having brake lights or a license plate. They fled and crashed and died.

Officers R. Huerta and J. Jorsch responded to a burglary call. The complainant told officers that he had driven Comick out of his apartment at gunpoint. A security guard told officers that Comick had broken into a second apartment. Officers confronted Comick at the apartment. Comick smashed a window with his head. Officer Huerta struck him with a baton and tasered him. Comick left the apartment through the empty window-frame, ran across US Route 59 and was struck by a car.

Passenger Kamille Allen was killed when the car she was in crashed during a high-speed police chase. Police said they attempted to stop the car for speeding at about 9:15 a.m. near I-70 and Lucas and Hunt Road, but the driver sped off. The car then hit a light pole and Allen died at the scene. Police claimed the officer was following the car and not actually chasing it. The driver, Carlos B. Bright, 25, was charged with second-degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, resisting arrest and leaving the scene of an accident.

A man was killed and his teenage passenger was seriously injured in Cleveland when the stolen car they were in crashed into a pole as they tried to evade police.

Local police chased a stolen 1993 Mustang convertible with four teenagers. The Mustang crashed, ejecting all four. Aaron Blake Cartee was killed outright. Richard Hamilton died later. The driver, Cartee's half-brother, was charged with two counts of murder.

An officer tried to pull Jeffries over for speeding and on suspicion of drunken driving. Jeffries sped away. The officer broke off the pursuit. Jeffries crashed into a tree.

State trooper Eric Molleker was chasing Jennifer Shaun Stilley for speeding when Stilley's Chevrolet Cobalt hit a Buick Century driven by Mia Cynthia Alberson, killing Stilley, Alberson, and Alberson's passenger Peggy R. King. Two other people were injured in the crash. Molleker was later cleared by the Kansas Highway Patrol.

Vincent Pierson was a bank robbery suspect who died during a gunfire-fueled chase on Interstate 83.

Troopers and Natalia Officer E. Banks tried to conduct a traffic stop on a reportedly-stolen vehicle. The driver of the Toyota sped away, lost control and crashed. Hernandez was one of three men who died in the crash. All three are described as immigrants by mysanantonio.com.

Local police on routine patrol around 3:30 a.m. spotted Feaster, suspected he was driving under the influence, and attempted to stop his car. He fled instead. Police claimed to have abandoned the chase before Feaster lost control, slammed into a tree, and sustained fatal wounds.

Joselin Breton, 34, and Anevdy Breton, 10, were heading to their home a few blocks away after visiting Joselin's mother when their 2001 Toyota Corolla was struck by an Acura at 11 p.m. Breton and her son were thrown from the vehicle, according to authorities. The 2006 Acura, which was stolen out of Clifton, was being chased by East Orange police just 15 minutes before it struck Breton's vehicle. Police said the officers cut off the chase at the Newark border, but they continued to speed

William Marion died after his car was struck by an SUV being chased by a Tennessee police car in Corinth, Mississippi. The chase crossed state lines. Corinth Police Chief David Lancaster said the Tennessee officers had turned off their sirens and flashers about four miles from the state line. The SUV apparently lost control just after leaving Highway 45 and hit marion's car in the turn lane. The driver climbing a fence and got away.

James Ellie Brogden died after Aaron Christopher Saunders used a Case 821 front-end loader with a forklift appendage to hoist a 2005 Toyota and drop the vehicle on Brogden, police said. Police then shot and killed Saunders.

Brothers Anthony Thomas and Darrell Thomas were killed when the 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt they'd allegedly carjacked collided with a different stolen car after a police chase on I-70. The Cobalt was first pursued by a St. Charles County sheriff's deputy on his way downtown at around 7 p.m. The driver, Anthony Thomas, tried to elude police by going the wrong way on the expressway. The Cobalt crashed into a 1998 Pontiac Grand Prix which was also, coincidentally, stolen. Both Thomases were killed and four people were injured in the collision.

14-year-old Evan Lee Dame was one of four people in a car that reportedly slid into the path of a patrol car driven by Deputy David Miller. Police said Miller was responding at around 10:40 p.m. to an emergency call. Conditions were reportedly poor—it was snowing and the county road was ice-covered and slippery—when Miller's cruiser struck the car on the passenger side. Dame, who was in the back seat, died at a hospital the next day. Another passenger in the car suffered serious injuries. Miller and his passenger, reserve officer David Quarry, were treated and released.

Troopers and Natalia Officer E. Banks tried to conduct a traffic stop on a reportedly-stolen vehicle. The driver of the Toyota sped away, lost control and crashed. Torres was one of three men who died in the crash. All three are described as undocumented immigrants. The other two killed were Agustin Garcia Hernandez and Omar Ibanez Torres.

Conic spent five months in a coma before finally surrendering to the injuries from a car crash with a suspect chased by police. The 21-year-old suspect drove a stolen SUV and had refused to pull over for a traffic stop, causing several crashes. He was ultimately charged with vehicular homicide.

Passenger Dominique Currington was killed in a crash near the Bay Bridge after the driver fled a traffic stop.

About 8 p.m. a deputy attempted to stop a car on State Route 421, police said. April Ann Dishner, 28, refused to pull over and continued onto Patty Branch Road, which is a dead end. When the deputy saw the vehicle on the side of the road, he pulled his cruiser up next to it. Angela M. Crusenberry jumped from the passenger side, and Dishner allegedly backed over her in an attempt to get away, killing Crusenberry.

A man was killed when a high-speed police pursuit ended in a fiery crash in Vacaville.

A pair of twins, their brother and their friend all died as passengers in an Accord when it hit a pole in a high-speed police chase. The driver hadn't told them the car was stolen. He was charged with four counts of murder. Dead: Jemar Claybrooks, Demar Claybrooks, Marc Claybrooks, and Arron K. Shields.

A pair of twins, their brother and their friend all died as passengers in an Accord when it hit a pole in a high-speed police chase. The driver hadn't told them the car was stolen. He was charged with four counts of murder. Dead: Jemar Claybrooks, Demar Claybrooks, Marc Claybrooks, and Arron K. Shields.

Two men died in a fiery crash after their sports car launched off the side of a highway overpass and shattered into pieces on the roadway below. The pair, riding in a yellow Corvette, were being chased at high speeds by Georgia State Patrol.

Daniel Joe English, 34, fleeing police in an allegedly drunken state, caused an accident on Christmas night that killed Onterrio T. "Terry" Sharp.

Early Christmas morning Berry easily eluded several deputies who tried to box him in at a Dairy Queen—waving goodbye at them—and started a short pursuit that ended when he lost control of his car and fatally crashed into a stand of trees. Officials did not disclose their initial reason for stopping him and staunchly defended the chase, even as another dangerous chase in the same week drew sharp questions from the public.

Three or four NYPD vehicles were in hot pursuit of a stolen 2003 Ford van when the vehicle struck and killed Blount, a Gulf War veteran and the mother of two.

Johnnie Turley and Michael Pflueger were fleeing from police for traffic violations when Pflueger lost control of the Nissan sportscar and crashed into trees. The driver died at the scene, and Turley was pronounced dead at the hospital shortly afterward.

Juan Carlos Scott died when the car he was driving flipped five times while being pursued by Decatur Police and crashed through a display window of a Sixth Avenue store.

Wilkinson crashed a stolen sport-utility vehicle into construction-crane rig during a police chase.

Jaria Nhean was killed when he hit a curb and was thrown from his motorcycle, then struck by an SUV after being chased by the CHP.

Keith Shoemaker was killed when his car was struck by one fleeing police.

Jesse Shrouf and Franklin Tyler Lonberger were killed when their car crashed after a police chase. According to police, an officer had started pursuing the car because it appeared to be speeding. After losing the car, the officer reportedly called off the chase. The crash apparently happened a short time later when Shrouf's car failed to negotiate a curve and went off the left side of the road, became airborne and struck a ditch before coming to rest in a farm field.

Willie S. Robertson was apparently working with the Drug Enforcement Agency to nail his son-in-law Charles Quinones. Troopers tried to pull Quinones over after a pickup, and he fled, eventually crashing and killing both men.

Brandon Plummer was killed in a head-on collision with Carlos Cunningham. Detective William Lake and Officer Timothy Royce were chasing Cunningham, who was driving erratically and dangerously. Both Cunningham and Plummer were killed.

Keith Douglas Harvey Jr., 19, was killed after he lost control of the Honda Civic he was driving, rolled the car several times and was ejected, according to police. He was fleeing a traffic stop and his passenger was seriously injured.

Matthew Wayne McCoy was killed fleeing from police when his pickup truck ran off the road and wrecked.

Culver City police Sgt. Curtis Massey was killed in a head-on collision with Luis Arnoldo Vanegas Palma, who was driving the wrong way and also died in the crash.

15-year-old Devon Keeten, his brother Dylan Green, 9, and friend Moses Guzman, 11, were all killed when their car crashed through a cinderblock wall and into a house while being chased by the CHP.

A deputy was chasing a DUI suspect on Main Street in Taylors, when the suspect crossed the centerline and hit another vehicle head-on. The suspect was killed, the two passengers in the other vehicle were not seriously injured.

Gary police initiated a pursuit for unspecified reasons, police said. The pursued, Jean Scziglak, 42, and Jeffrey Scziglak, 51, died in a rollover crash.

Fertig died as deputies chased her 1980 Toyota down US Hwy 85 at 2 a.m., and she slammed into an 18-wheeler. Some circumstances of the incident suggested she was intent on killing herself.

An off-duty Jersey City police officer struck and killed pedestrian Feng and seriously injured her boyfriend as they walked home from tango lessons near Battery City Park. The officer was charged with vehicular manslaughter and driving while intoxicated.

Thompson's car collided with a local patrol car, responding to a call with lights and siren on, as she executed a left turn. The officer was initially charged with vehicular homicide but the charges were later dropped.

Velasquez was killed when a county officer in pursuit of a suspect, travelling at a high rate of speed without lights or siren, blew through a stop sign and collided with her car. The impact threw her car through the exterior wall of a nearby house. The Florida legislature put through a special bill to fund the $1M settlement to her family.

Christian Osuna was killed after his motorcycle crashed during a police chase in Anaheim.

Robinson on an unregistered motorbike and an MDC officer in an unmarked Ford Taurus collided in a narrow street. The accident severed Robinson's aorta and he bled to death. The officer and later official reviews described this as an accident. Witnesses, initially including the officer's passenger, saw a deliberate act.

Police said an Waterford Township officer on patrol saw a 1995 Jeep Cherokee driving erratically without headlights on Highland near Williams Lake at 2 a.m. The Jeep stopped for a red light before continuing west on Highland Road for about one mile. According to police, a White Lake Township officer also arrived, as the Jeep sped off south on Sunnybeach, left the roadway and hit a tree. Passenger Joel Adler died at the scene. The driver was hospitalized with serious injuries.

A tribal officer recognized Salcido as wanted on multiple warrants. Salcido fled off tribal land and into a residential area, where his vehicle struck a parked Jeep in a driveway. The collision killed him.

An 18-year-old was killed in a police-chase-related accident. Appears in mlive.com chase database. Accident report (#260103) states that the crash involved a pedestrian and was reported at 9:29 p.m. Additional details were unavailable.

Satya Subhakar Chinta, Priya Muppavarapu, Anusha Anomulu, and Anitha Lakshmi Veerapaneni were killed when off-duty officer Christine Miller crashed into their car while driving drunk. Miller sustained severe head trauma in the crash, which happened as she drove the wrong way on Dougherty Ferry Road at Des Peres Road. Officials said her blood alcohol level was 0.229, almost three times the legal limit. Miller was sentenced to 8 years in prison.

Satya Subhakar Chinta, Priya Muppavarapu, Anusha Anomulu, and Anitha Lakshmi Veerapaneni were killed when off-duty officer Christine Miller crashed into their car while driving drunk. Miller sustained severe head trauma in the crash, which happened as she drove the wrong way on Dougherty Ferry Road at Des Peres Road. Officials said her blood alcohol level was 0.229, almost three times the legal limit. Miller was sentenced to 8 years in prison.

In a report filed six months after the incident, police claimed they had no role in the neighborhood ATV crash that killed Lomack. Lomack's witness—his passenger and a fellow plaintiff—disagreed strongly, describing a close chase that put them both in danger. The witness convinced a civil jury to award the family $2.5M in a wrongful death suit.

Jonathan P. Holum was suspected of drunk driving when he fled a stop with his girlfriend, Cora J. Weil. The two were wanted in Wisconsin. Holum crashed, killing both.

Martray Proctor of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police department was responding to assist another police officer on a routine traffic stop. He was traveling 90 mph on Old Statesville Road, a road with a posted speed limit of 45 mph. He did not have his sirens or blue lights on. Shatona Evette Robinson, a 20-year-old from Davidson, North Carolina (NC) had made a left turn on to Old Statesville Road when Martray Proctor collided with her vehicle, killing her. He received a three-year probation sentence.

Bloomfield and Glen Ridge police responded to a shooting at the Heartbreakers Club around 2:30 a.m., police said. From his vehicle, a Bloomfield police officer spotted a silver Acura TL, in which Francisco Perez was riding, drive along Liberty and Broad streets, then onto Bloomfield Avenue. The Acura continued east on Bloomfield Avenue and hit a Nissan Maxima driven by an off-duty Newark police officer. It then crashed into a Honda sport utility vehicle driven by an off-duty Bloomfield police officer a short distance away, killing Perez.

According to police, a pursuit began after a deputy saw two "suspicious" vehicles going through a bank drive-through at Plainfield and Rupert around 2 a.m. The deputy reportedly tried to stop one of the vehicles, a 1994 Ford Mustang driven by James Cortez Escobar, for a traffic violation, but the car sped away. The deputy chased Escobar to about Three Mile Road, where police said he discontinued the pursuit because the Mustang was too far ahead, and the weather was poor. The Mustang crashed into a tree, killing Escobar.

Brian Lynn Jenkins was killed when a police car crashed into his Ford F-150 during a police chase.

Charles Antuna and Susanne Atuna were killed when a La Habra police car driven by officer Nancy Garcia ran a red light and broadsided their Chrysler P.T. Cruiser.

Henesy's wheelchair was struck by an unmarked county cruiser at full speed in mid-afternoon. Witnesses said she flew from the chair, and was conscious and talking immediately after the wreck, but died shortly afterward.

Officer Joseph Frugoli was convicted of aggravated DUI and leaving the scene of an accident after causing the fiery wreck that killed Fausto Manzera and Andrew Cazares. The crash occurred at about 3:35 a.m. on the southbound Dan Ryan Expressway. Cazares had pulled over, possibly to deal with a flat tire, when his vehicle was hit from behind by Frugoli's Lexus SUV. Frugoli then reportedly fled as other motorists tried in vain to rescue Cazares and Faustos from the burning vehicle. Frugoli was sentenced to 8 years in prison.

Frelix went on a drug and alcohol binge. His mistress called 911 and said that a stranger was smoking crack in her backyard. Just after midnight, Officer Johnson responded by vehicle. Frelix ran north. Officer Enriquez cut Frelix off by vehicle, then struck him with the vehicle as he and Officer Johnson tried to hem him in. The officers, assisted by Sergeant S. Dyer, Officer D. Nunez and bystander Anthony Broussard, tried and failed to revive Frelix.

A Peoria police van driven by officer Jim Krider struck 2-year-old Aniya Alexander, killing her. According to police, Krider was transporting six prisoners from Peoria County Jail to the Peoria Police Department for a scheduled police lineup at around 6:10 p.m. After crossing South Western Avenue, the eastbound van hit Aniya as she entered the roadway outside her grandmother's home. Aniya, who would have turned 3 in 10 days, Alexander was pronounced dead at a hospital.

Tad Joseph Mattle and Leigh Anna Jimmerson were killed when their vehicle was struck by a pickup truck fleeing police.

Shoua Vang, 48, of St. Paul, was a passenger in the car that was struck by a reportedly drunk driver. Tito Fonzio Campbell, 33, of Roseville, was charged with fleeing police in a motor vehicle involving death of another person, fleeing police involving substantial bodily harm of another person and first-degree driving while impaired, Roseville police said.

Elisa Cedeno was killed when she was struck by vehicles after trying to escape from her husband's 1998 Dodge pickup truck as he fled from deputies on dirt roads in the Mojave desert.

A 17-year-old burglary suspect driving a Cadillac chased by police ran full-speed into a Mitsubishi Lancer, killing both occupants: Derek Jasper and Blake Strebel. The 17-year-old was charged with two counts of auto homicide.

During a police chase of his 2002 Jeep Liberty into the neighboring county , domestic violence suspect Bugg lost control of the vehicle and crashed, fatally. The same small municipal jurisdiction saw another fatality in a chase, John A. Gilbert, just the preceding month.

Neva Archie died on May 2, 2009, from injuries sustained days earlier when a police cruiser collided with the Pontiac Bonneville in which she was a passenger. Officer Glenn Jenkins was responding to a call at around 1:15 p.m. with his siren and lights activated when he crashed into the car at the intersection.

A 16-year-old driver in a 1994 Volvo fled from a traffic stop. With police in pursuit, she crashed into the Wojcik's minivan, killing him. Wojcik's family filed suit against the driver and the city; the stricken young driver killed herself at 19 by standing in front of a commuter train.

17-year-old Gary Williams, who'd been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the August 9, 2008, deaths of Unique Neely, 19, and LaVette Lee, 20, reportedly stole a 2000 Dodge Stratus, ran a red light and crashed into a Metro Car about 4:30 a.m. Williams died the next day at a hospital. The Metro Car's driver was hospitalized along with the five teens in the Stratus, police said. The crash appears in mlive.com's police chase database, though contemporary reports don't make it clear there was an associated pursuit.

Brian Michael Doyle lost control of his Eagle Talon at about 3 a.m. after leading Cecil County Sheriff's deputies in three police cruisers on a nearly three-mile chase. The license plate on his car was allegedly stolen.

Motorist Anthony Perea and pedestrian Floyd Ross Jr. were killed when homicide suspects being chased by police crashed into Perea's car, which then struck Ross.

Blake Reine, 23, was fleeing police who were chasing him and wanted to stop him for leaving a hit-and-run. He ran a red light and killed his passenger, Jody Reine, 36, and Lee Campbell, 48.

Harold Leland "Max" Myers Jr. was killed when a stolen pickup truck with four teens fleeing police collided with Myers' vehicle.

Driver Evaristo G. Limas and passenger Joseph L. Pecina-Pine died from injuries suffered in a crash during a police chase. According to police, officers tried to stop a pickup truck that was being driven recklessly at about 1:30 a.m., but Limas sped away on I-35. Limas lost control of the truck on the I-435 E exit ramp. Limas and Pecina-Pine were ejected from the truck when it rolled several times.

Kenneth Slavin was killed when he crashed a stolen Yamaha street-racing motorcycle while being chased by the CHP.

Joe Nowlin was killed when his truck was struck by a car fleeing police that was being driven by Nicholas Schilling, who also died. Schilling had allegedly stabbed the family dog and threatened a woman earlier that day. Schilling reportedly fled when officers tried to arrest him and was chased by police until his 2007 Ford Focus crossed the US 71 median, putting him southbound in the northbound lanes. The Focus car hit Nowling's Silverado pickup truck head-on, killing both drivers. Nowlin's 14-year-old son suffered serious injuries in the crash.

Gregory Fisher was a passenger killed in a crash during a high-speed police chase.

About 4:42, deputies saw a vehicle matching the description of a vehicle that was reported stolen. The driver, John Jeffery Reed, turned into a gas station. The vehicle tag on the 2006 Chevrolet Colorado pickup was confirmed as stolen, and a traffic stop was attempted. Reed allegedly did a u-turn and headed toward the pursuing deputy. The deputy drove off the road. Another deputy spotted the vehicle. Reed lost control and crashed into a tree, killing Reed.

Thobe fled from police on his Ninja after they to stop him for minor misdemeanor of failure to stop at a stop sign. He crashed and died.

Two young suspects wanted for the theft of a motorcycle, chased by police, jumped the curb and slammed into a group of pedestrians, killing one adult and three children: Latoya Smith, Remedy Smith, Gina Rosario, and Alicia Griffin. The police commissioner denied the early reports and said the pursuing officer had gotten stuck in traffic.

Two young suspects wanted for the theft of a motorcycle, chased by police, jumped the curb and slammed into a group of pedestrians, killing one adult and three children: Latoya Smith, Remedy Smith, Gina Rosario, and Alicia Griffin. The police commissioner denied the initial reports and said the pursuing officer had gotten stuck in traffic.

Teens Ashlie Krakowski and David Servin were killed when a local police cruiser barrelled into their vehicle broadside at more than 90 MPH. The officer was found not guilty of second-degree manslaughter but convicted of misconduct with a motor vehicle and reckless driving, and sentenced to five years. Krakowski's family settled a suit against the city for $4M.

Vinton police received a call about a person who was driving erratically on Hardy Road. An officer saw the Chevrolet Tahoe and tried to stop it, police said. The Tahoe speed away, and as it crossed the Bedford County line, the Vinton officer called off the chase—but continued to follow the SUV. The officer saw the Tahoe crashed at the intersection of Virginia 634 and Virginia 619. Michael William Poff was killed in the crash.

An unidentified man was killed after he stole a pickup truck and crashed it while being chased by police.

One person was killed in a police-chase-related accident. Appears in mlive.com chase database. Accident report (#260812) states that the crash involved three vehicles. The person who died was either 46 or 48 years old. Additional details were unavailable.

Keenan Roosevelt Griffin was speeding while driving his father's 2004 Cadillac SRX shortly before 4 a.m. when police officers attempted to make a traffic stop. Griffin "wouldn't stop immediately, but then finally did stop." As an officer began to walk up to Griffin's vehicle, Griffin took off again. Since Griffin had only been pulled over for a possible traffic violation, "there was no chase or pursuit or anything like that," although police did follow Griffin. Griffin was apparently unaware of the policy, and continued to flee until he hit a flagpole and died.

Nearly four months after five members of a Hobart family—Brian Workman, 33, Joanna Workman, 31, Ashley Workman, 13, Tyler Workman, 8, and Ryan Workman, 1—died in a fiery crash on Interstate 65, a report cites the Lake County police and a truck driver who was not paying attention as causing the collision. Exactly how those at fault were punished was not reported.

Nearly four months after five members of a Hobart family—Brian Workman, 33, Joanna Workman, 31, Ashley Workman, 13, Tyler Workman, 8, and Ryan Workman, 1—died in a fiery crash on Interstate 65, a report cites the Lake County police and a truck driver who was not paying attention as causing the collision. Exactly how those at fault were punished was not reported.

Nearly four months after five members of a Hobart family—Brian Workman, 33, Joanna Workman, 31, Ashley Workman, 13, Tyler Workman, 8, and Ryan Workman, 1—died in a fiery crash on Interstate 65, a report cites the Lake County police and a truck driver who was not paying attention as causing the collision. Exactly how those at fault were punished was not reported.

Horry County police officer Ricky Ruggerio was traveling about 57 miles per hour in a 45 mile-per-hour zone at the time of the crash. The driver of the other vehicle, Pamela Hunt, failed to yield the right of way, police said. Timmy Fulmore, a 42-year-old corrections officer from Orrum, N.C., was a passenger in Hunt's vehicle and was pronounced dead at the scene. Neither driver was charged.

Air Force Captain Zampogna sustained fatal injuries, and died a week later, when a vehicle driven by an on-duty county deputy crossed the center line and struck his car head on at full speed. The deputy was also killed.

Erick C. Russell was killed when his car was struck by one fleeing from police. Markel L. Davis, 19, was driving an allegedly stolen car that police in Brentwood and Charlack had attempted to pull over. A police helicopter tracked the vehicle to St. Louis City and witnessed Davis pull over to let one or two occupants out of the car just minutes before the crash. Davis reportedly sped through the intersection of N. Grand Boulevard and Cass Avenue, broadsiding Russell's vehicle. Russell died at the scene at around 12:41 a.m. In 2011, Davis pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the crash and was sentenced to 15 years in prison.

Russell Buckman sped past a state patrol trooper near the Kalama River Road exit and refused to pull over after the trooper activated his lights and siren, police said. A second trooper joined the chase south of Woodland, and the speed reached 100 miles per hour. Just south of the La Center exit, Buckman slammed into the truck in the center lane and died on impact.

Taylor Kemp and her mother Teresa Kemp were killed after their Pontiac Vibe was hit by a vehicle fleeing from deputies. Deputies were chasing a Nissan Maxima at speeds of up to 120 mph when it rear-ended the Pontiac. Taylor Kemp died at the scene. Teresa Kemp died from her injuries six days later. Kaston Hudgins, 22, who was driving the Maxima, was hospitalized with serious injuries. In 2012, Hudgins was sentenced to a life term in relation to the crash.

Taylor Kemp and her mother Teresa Kemp were killed after their Pontiac Vibe was hit by a vehicle fleeing from deputies. Deputies were chasing a Nissan Maxima at speeds of up to 120 mph when it rear-ended the Pontiac. Taylor Kemp died at the scene. Teresa Kemp died from her injuries six days later. Kaston Hudgins, 22, who was driving the Maxima, was hospitalized with serious injuries. In 2012, Hudgins was sentenced to a life term in relation to the crash.

El Paso County sheriff's deputies were responding to a welfare check for a woman at a home. A man involved in the disturbance was leaving in a white pickup truck when deputies arrived, and he tried to hit one of the patrol cars, police said. The driver of the truck sped down a street and turned onto Palmer Park Boulevard, crashing into a brick fence. The unidentified driver of the truck was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police said Owensville Town Marshal Rodger Leister and Fort Branch Deputy Marshal Darrell L. Parker attempted to stop a white 1997 Chevrolet Lumina after witnessing the occupants steal anhydrous ammonia from the Warrick County Co-op. The driver, Commodore R. West III, 28, did not stop for the officers. The driver of the Lumina lost control and crashed near a house on West County Road 1200 South in Haubstadt. The crash killed Joe R. Garrett Jr.

An unmarked police Jeep struck and killed 5-year-old Pugh as he crossed the street.

Charles Edward Knight was killed when his car was hit head-on by a driver fleeing police.

Exzavier Robinson and Keenya Young allegedly stole Michael Kors and Juicy Couture purses from Macy's and led police on a chase that ended with 40-year-old grandmother Emily Anderson dead from a high-speed collision.

A car stolen at knifepoint and doing 80 MPH on a rural road, chased by local police, crashed full-speed into a family's pickup. Three teens in the car (Oscar Esparza, Arthur Rivas, Richard Carrasco) and five Salazar children in the truck (Eric, Jochelyn Grace, Monique Janae, Michael Alexander, and Sienna Rose Salazar), all eight died.

A car stolen at knifepoint and doing 80 MPH on a rural road, chased by local police, crashed full-speed into a family's pickup. Three teens in the car (Oscar Esparza, Arthur Rivas, Richard Carrasco) and five Salazar children in the truck (Eric, Jochelyn Grace, Monique Janae, Michael Alexander, and Sienna Rose Salazar), all eight died.

A car stolen at knifepoint and doing 80 MPH on a rural road, chased by local police, crashed full-speed into a family's pickup. Three teens in the car (Oscar Esparza, Arthur Rivas, Richard Carrasco) and five Salazar children in the truck (Eric, Jochelyn Grace, Monique Janae, Michael Alexander, and Sienna Rose Salazar), all eight died.

A car stolen at knifepoint and doing 80 MPH on a rural road, chased by local police, crashed full-speed into a family's pickup. Three teens in the car (Oscar Esparza, Arthur Rivas, Richard Carrasco) and five Salazar children in the truck (Eric, Jochelyn Grace, Monique Janae, Michael Alexander, and Sienna Rose Salazar), all eight died.

Richard Aurelio Chagolla was killed when his vehicle crashed during a police chase.

Clark was allegedly fleeing an assault and being pursued by state police when he crashed and died. His two passengers were injured.

A Taylor resident called police about 6:25 a.m. to report his truck had been stolen. Police said patrol officers saw the truck a short time later on I-75 and tried to stop it. The driver reportedly fled, and the officers chased the truck into Detroit. The truck drove onto Michigan Avenue, where police said the driver sped up after seeing a MSP cruiser, according to police. The truck then hit a minivan, careened into a parked truck and a utility pole before exploding in front of Telway Hamburgers restaurant. The truck's driver died in the crash.

Jose L. Thurman was killed when his motorcycle crashed at the end of a CHP chase.

Eduardo Ledezma was killed when he lost control of his car and crashed while fleeing from deputies.

Alaysia Marks was killed when a driver who led police on a chase crashed into her mother's car.

Thomas Maurice Ozborne died after he popped a wheelie on his Harley Davidson motorcycle and collided with a 1999 Ford van during a police chase. According to police, an officer saw Ozborne commit a traffic violation at 10th Street and Rosedale Drive shortly before 4 p.m. Ozborne allegedly refused to stop and the officer pursued him. As Ozborne approached the state line on Southwest Boulevard, police said the officer began to back off. Ozborne reportedly sped up and struck the van in an intersection. Ozborne died at the scene.

Troopers saw a motorcycle speeding. They tried to initiate a traffic stop, but Freeman fled. The cyclist drove through downtown Atlanta, and onto Interstate 85 and went over the wall at Old National Highway and I-85. Freeman was struck and killed by a Ford Expedition, which was traveling northbound on the highway.

Christian Ree Harris, 24, was charged with two counts of vehicular homicide, four counts of hit-and-run, one count of driving on the wrong side of the road, and one count of reckless driving, according to police. Harris is accused of causing the head-on collision that killed Zannie Hatcher, 73, and her daughter, Bonnie Vicks, 57, both of College Park.

A brief police chase ended when the pursued vehicle, driven by Samuel D. Manley, broadsided another car, killing Kyle Parker at the intersection of Herndon Drive and Stringtown Road.

Yuceff W. Young II died after police tasered him following his crashing his car.

William J. Hansen was killed after his motorcycle hit a truck during a police chase. At around 9:30 a.m., an officer made a U-turn when he saw a pickup on Blue Ridge Boulevard that fit the description of one that had been reported stolen. The officer checked the truck's plates and learned it wasn't the stolen vehicle. Meanwhile, the motorcyclist who'd been behind the truck reportedly took off at a high rate of speed, so the officer chased it into a residential area where the motorcycle crashed into a truck in an intersection.

Dean William Greenwalt was a pedestrian who was killed when a car being chased by the CHP struck him in a crosswalk.

Valnold was struck and killed by an intoxicated NYPD officer. The officer was charged with DWI and vehicular manslaughter.

Velyncia Bradford, 46, was crossing the highway in town on foot when a north-bound cruiser driven by Deputy Charles Scott hit and killed her. Scott is a reserve officer.

James Loren Vest III was being chased by a deputy when he lost control of his vehicle, overturned in the west ditch and hit a utility pole just after 3 a.m.

Joshua Minor, 19, of York, was fleeing a police stop in a stolen car when he ran a stop sign and crashed into another vehicle at Parkway Boulevard and Smith Street, killing Angel Blanco-Hernandez, 35, police said.

Died from injuries as passenger in motor vehicle accident. The fleeing vehicle ran over spike strips placed in road by deputy. After running over the spikes the vehicle crashed. The driver, Dartanya Bentley, Jr. died at the scene, and Floyd was later pronounced dead at Effingham Hospital.

A high speed chase began after a state trooper tried to stop Paul Korkowski's 1998 Ford Focus for speeding on I-35 in Franklin County. A HCSD deputy deployed stop sticks at the 126 mile marker, disabling the car's left front tire. According to police, Korkowski then turned off his headlights and continued into Story County. Near 116 mile marker 116, Korkowski reportedly crossed the median and drove southbound in the northbound lanes. He passed several vehicles before hitting a semi truck head on. Korkowski died at the scene. The semi driver was not physically injured.

A deputy was investigating a report of a possible meth lab when he saw a purple, older-model Mustang drive by. That car allegedly had been linked to the house in question, and the deputy started to chase it. The 1987 Ford Mustang was going at a high speed down a rural road with headlights off when the driver lost control and hit some trees. The crash seriously injured the driver, Dale Hite, and killed passengers Amber McMillen and Nicholas White.

Jonathan Deere, 16, crashed and killed a passenger while trying to elude a law officer. Passenger Kylie Barnett, 15, was dead on impact.

Motorcyclists Miller died after striking another vehicle in a 100 MPH police chase. Officers were after him for running a red light, and said he'd had little reason to flee.

Terence Holloway was killed when his car crashed while fleeing police after allegedly shoplifting items from a Brentwood Home Depot. According to police, Holloway was driving a Jaguar on Hanley Road at around 4 p.m. when he saw the police car. Holloway then made a u-turn and his car was struck by a Chevrolet Tahoe.

At about 9:15 p.m., police said they were alerted to a Dodge Ram hitting a pole near Pingree and fleeing the scene. En route to the site, officers reportedly saw the pickup speeding north and began to follow it. The truck collided with a Pontiac Grand Prix. A woman and a man inside the Pontiac were killed. Two 16-year-olds and a 17-year-old inside the truck were taken to a local hospital for treatment. Their injuries were not expected to be life-threatening, police said. The 16-year-old driver was charged with second degree murder.

Keirre Roberts was killed and two other men were seriously injured after their car crashed during a police pursuit on the West Side. Police said they saw a suspicious Chevrolet Lumina in the 1100 block South Karlov Avenue. When officers approached, the driver and two passengers sped away, The officers pursued the car onto the eastbound Eisenhower. The car exited at Paulina and crashed into a tree near West Congress Parkway.

Immigrant grandmother Nikac was struck and killed by a drunk off-duty NYPD officer while she collected cans and bottles for the refunds. Even after his blood test was delayed for five hours, he was charged with DWI, vehicular homicide and criminally negligent homicide.

Valerie Davis was killed after her car was struck by a minivan fleeing police. Chicago police and DEA officers stopped the minivan at about 7 a.m. at 63rd and King. The driver allegedly reversed the minivan and rammed the two unmarked police vehicles. An officer fired at the van, but missed, police said. The minivan went east on 63rd and crashed into Davis' Pontiac.

Police said an officer tried to stop Kevin Michael Glass' 1986 Ford Mustang shortly before midnight for having a taillight that was not working properly. Glass reportedly fled and police gave chase. After about two miles, Glass lost control of the car on a curve, went off the road and struck a fire hydrant, several tree stumps and boulders. Passenger Kariann McLain was ejected from the car and died at the scene. Glass died from his injuries December 9, 2009.

Pedestrian Norman L. Carlock Jr. was struck by a marked patrol car driven by officer Zachary Jenkins on November 5 and died from his injuries on November 25. According to police reports, a call came in at around 9:40 p.m. about a stalled vehicle in the westbound lanes of US 50. Jenkins responded to the scene and hit Carlock. According to Jenkins, he never saw Carlock. Police said Jenkins returned to the site and called for an ambulance.

Emerson was the driver of a vehicle pursued by an officer which subsequently crashed, killing him.

The driver, Robert White Jr., 23, of Huger and passenger, Marcus Taylor, 27, of Goose Creek were pronounced dead after a high-speed chase that began with gunfire outside a club and ended when the driver lost control on a country road and crashed into a tree.

Deputy Jeremy Rogers was on duty when he overheard a radio callout of a wrong-way driver on CA-101. Rogers responded, in an apparent violation of sheriff's protocol. Rogers entered the Glen Annie/Storke Road on-ramp and slowed to a crawl as he merged onto the highway. He failed to signal or put on his overhead lights and siren to indicate there was an emergency. Marcos Arredondo, 18, was driving south along the 101 with his two teenaged sisters and a family friend. Arredondo had to quickly change lanes to avoid hitting Rogers, which put him directly in the path of the oncoming suspect. Arredondo and the family friend, 58-year-old Macrina Ocampo, were killed in the crash. Richard Rodriguez pled guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, with three special allegations of causing great bodily injury or death, and was sentenced to 13 years in state prison.

Vida Byrd died when she was ejected from a vehicle following a high speed chase that began with the robbery of a Corinth bank. The first officers on the scene at a branch of SouthBank reported shots fired as a vehicle allegedly attempted to run them over while leaving the parking lot around 4:30 PM. Police say the robbery sparked a pursuit which ended when the driver lost control of their SUV on US 72 near Iuka. The SUV rolled at least once, coming to rest on its roof and ejecting both occupants. Byrd was killed; Asa Nakeen Warren was injured in the crash and died from his injuries in December.

Police were on the lookout for a stolen Ford Contour that had reportedly been involved in several burglaries in the Vinings area. An officer spotted the Contour on Paces Ferry Road, and when the officer tried to stop the car, the driver fled, police said. The Contour sped across the Chattahoochee River into Atlanta, where the driver lost control and struck a tree. The driver was killed and a passenger sustained non-life threatening injuries.

State troopers in a high-speed pursuit of Andrades-Garcia reported that they followed him after reports of his erratic driving. In a friend's vehicle, with no driver's license, at speeds of over 100 MPH and apparently fresh out of a state correctional institute on drug charges, Andrades-Garcia lost control of the car. He crashed, the car burst into flames, and he died at the scene.

Zack Palmer was killed after the car he was in crashed during a police chase. According to police, officers first saw the vehicle speeding north on the 600 block of SW Topeka Blvd at 2:13 a.m. When police attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver allegedly accelerated and ran two red lights. The chase continued over the Topeka Bridge, until the driver tried turning right at Morse, lost control and hit a stoplight. The driver was thrown from the rolling vehicle and Palmer, a passenger, had to be extracted from the back seat. Palmer died at a hospital.

Jonathan Munro was killed when his motorcycle crashed after being chased by the CHP.

Lashanna Snipes was killed when a 16-year-old driver being chased by auxiliary officer Lamont Aikens and Sgt. Janet Riley hit her car. The officers pursued Derion Henderson for driving 46 mph in a 30 zone. The officers initially claimed they stopped the chase at St. Louis Avenue. However, witness statements contradicted the police version. Aikens and Riley later said they resumed the chase after Henderson hit a witness' car. An attorney for Snipes' family said that claim was only made after the officers learned of the witness' statement. Henderson, who was sentenced to 17 years after pleading guilty to second-degree murder and vehicle tampering, said the police cruiser bumped him from behind, sending him into Snipes' car. Prosecutors charged Aikens with knowingly holding the commission of a police officer without a valid license, a misdemeanor. In 2013, Circuit Judge Dennis Smith acquitted Aikens. In June 2012, a St. Louis jury returned a $3.1 million verdict against Uplands Park for Snipes' death.

Andre Simpson allegedly helped to commit an armed robbery, according to police, and then dying with his accomplice, Lawrence Murchison, in a high-speed crash on New Market Road in Henrico County.

Two armed robbery suspects were killed in a crash Wednesday night in Tangipahoa Parish, while they were being pursued by St.Tammany Parish deputies.

Shortly after 9 p.m., Dorothy Weaver Gwin was killed when her car was hit by Timothy West, 29, who was fleeing police. The chase endured for at least 5 miles before the crash. West survived and was charged with culpable negligent manslaughter.

Johnson's SUV collided head on with a stolen tradesman's truck being chased by a local police department. Johnson died at the scene.

Brian A. Thomas was hit and killed by a car while he was crossing the road after his vehicle became disabled. The driver of the car, Gregory D. Fabela, a 35-year-old Annapolis police officer, was driving the 2006 Chrysler 300 that killed Thomas. He was not injured and state police believe that pedestrian error caused the crash.

Schofield was killed in a high-speed chase after robbing a Dollar General in Monroe. He was also accused of holding up Dollar General stores last week in Bethlehem and Hoschton, police said.

Police said they received a report that a man had shoplifted some toiletries from a Three Rivers Walgreens and left in a 2001 Chrysler Sebring at about 1:30 p.m. Constantine police chief Jim Bedell said he saw the car on Lutz Road and tried to stop it, but the driver, Robert Porter, fled. Police said the Chrysler slowed and a passenger jumped out near West Water and Hull. The passenger was taken into custody. A second Constantine unit continued the pursuit on Water Street to South Washington, where state trooper Trever Slater took over. Police said Porter failed to negotiate a curve at the south end of the village, crossed into oncoming traffic, hit a minivan, then crashed into a tree, killing Porter.

Passengers Vanessa Hurtado, Andrew Falcon and Dominic Hall were killed when driver Leo Ray Olguin, 22, ran a red light and crashed through a big rig trailer while fleeing police.

Sandra Garcia, Patricia Reyes and Maria Nieto were killed when federal immigration agent Cole Dotson ran a stop sign and crashed into their minivan.

Sandra Garcia, Patricia Reyes and Maria Nieto were killed when federal immigration agent Cole Dotson ran a stop sign and crashed into their minivan.

Derek Salmon while fleeing troopers who had a felony arrest warrant. He crashed head on with a pickup truck.

Don J. Hamilton and Donte Pearson were killed when an SUV that had been reported stolen, driven by Arlo E. Enoch, 18, ran a red light and struck the car in which they were traveling.

Carol Jacob died after police said her Kia Rio ran a stop sign and was struck by a Dodge Durango driven by an off-duty officer at about 2:15 p.m.

Police said a trooper tried to pull over a woman about noon near I-96 and I-275 for covering her 2008 Saturn's license plate with duct tape.The driver reportedly fled, swiping another car in the process. According to police, the trooper ended the chase near Newburgh in Livonia. The Saturn struck a CSX work truck heading east at Amrhein, pushing it into a Cadillac CTS stopped at the red light on Newburgh. The Saturn slid sideways, over a curb, struck a tree, turned 180 degrees and caught fire, police said, killing the woman in the Saturn. The CSX driver suffered serious injuries.

Union Township Police attempted to stop Leray Herring in his Honda Accord, just before midnight, police said. He accelerated away and police followed him into Newark. Minutes later, he crashed into a 35-year-old woman and her 6-year-old daughter, injuring both and killing himself.

An officer spotted a speeding truck. The truck didn't stop when the officer turned on blue lights and a siren. As they approached Clover High School, the vehicle started swerving in and out of its lane. The officer lost sight of the vehicle's tail lights and began to slow down. When the officer entered the turn, he saw the wrecked vehicle. Brothers Robert Dewayne Davies, 36, and 38-year-old Ernest Shawn Davies were killed.

Owen stole a purse and ran to a truck driven by his brother, Eric. Officer Alonzio Hardin pursued them in his privately-owned SUV. Four miles later, Officer Hardin heard an explosion at about the time he struck the truck, which fell into a ditch and stopped against a retaining wall. Eric survived the crash. Ethan was killed. A shotgun with an empty shell in the chamber and a purse were recovered. Officer Hardin, who had served SAPD for two years, did not identify himself as law enforcement.

Police said they were tipped off by a man in the Kroger parking lot who suspected two teenagers were up to no good. Benjamin Hamblin and Christopher Darice Brown allegedly stole a Dodge Ram pickup truck from the parking lot and police chased the teens during rush hour. Both teens died after the truck went out of control and struck two cars before hitting a tree.

Justin D. Gilbert died after his vehicle was struck head-on in Reading Township. Police said Gilbert's car was struck by a Ford Mustang GT driven by 18-year-old Zachary Kennedy, who was being pursued failed to stop when police activated lights and siren for speeding.

Police responded after CVS employees reported seeing Raymond Lee Lewis, Kautilious Combs and Gordon Eugene Wright allegedly stuffing Axe brand grooming products in their pants before fleeing in a Ford Fusion. Officer Stanley Hawrylko arrived shortly before 11:30 p.m. as the Ford pulled onto a side street. According to police, the driver rammed Hawrylko's car, then drove westbound on 11 Mile. Hawrylko gave chase and was joined by a second police car. Police said they stopped the pursuit near Little Mack, and watched as the Ford got on I-94 going the wrong way. The Ford clipped a minivan and then smashed into a tow truck. Lewis, Combs and Wright were killed. The passengers in the minivan and tow truck suffered minor injuries.

Owens was killed when another man in a blue Ford Contour fled a traffic stop and slammed into his driver's side door. Police maintained that they were not chasing the suspect.

Goldfarb died as a passenger in a car crash with a speeding county deputy's vehicle, a crash which the county blamed solely on her husband, the driver. Several inconsistencies in the investigation, notably missing evidence and witnesses contradicting the police narrative, were reported two years later on the occasion of her husband's suicide.

Officers observed a brown Oldsmobile speeding down a city street, driver's door open, the passenger apparently in control of the steering wheel and gas pedal, and the person in the driver's seat signalling and yelling for help. Local police chased the car, reportedly broke off the chase, then found it crashed into a utility pole. The passenger was detained as a suspect in a grocery store robbery. The woman yelling for help, Smith, died of her injuries.

Jose Gilbert Garcia and his nephew, Luis Alberto Garcia, were killed when their car was struck by a vehicle fleeing police in Ontario.

Police said an officer tried to stop Jason Walz about 2:06 a.m. as Walz left The Homer Mill (a restaurant, bar and haunted house). Walz reportedly fled, lost control of his vehicle, and hit a tree. He died at the scene.

Cousins Charlie Francisco and Christian Francisco were killed in a crash during a police chase after they'd robbed a Valentine's Day gift basket stand.