Two officers began chasing Jose Antonio Sanchez-Ramirez' car in Schuyler just before 12:30 a.m. The pursuit continued for about seven miles until Sanchez-Ramirez' car left the road on a curve near Octavia. Sanchez-Ramirez was ejected from the car as it went through a ditch, rolled into another ditch and went over an embankment. Sanchez-Ramirez was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police were chasing Lepear L. Toles to question him about a kidnapping. His 2008 Ford Fusion struck a utility pole, sheared a fire hydrant and rammed into a parked vehicle, killing him.

According to the sheriff's department, a deputy saw a vehicle driven by Shawn McCracken speeding on southbound I-196 around 10 p.m. and pulled out to follow. The department said it wasn't a pursuit because McCracken's vehicle was so far ahead of the deputy's car. McCracken crashed into several objects, including a tree, near the rural intersection of 126th Avenue and 63rd Street. McCracken died at the scene. A passenger was injured.

A car seen fleeing from the burglary of a stereo equipment store, with shots fired into the store windows, bolted away from a county traffic stop when the deputy approached on foot. About a mile and a half later, toward the Consolidated Tribes reservation border, that pursued car slammed head-on into a tribal police vehicle, killing all four occupants: April Scott-Kalama, Valerie Suppah, Sean Starr, and Grace Sybil Scott.

A car seen fleeing from the burglary of a stereo equipment store, with shots fired into the store windows, bolted away from a county traffic stop when the deputy approached on foot. About a mile and a half later, toward the Consolidated Tribes reservation border, that pursued car slammed head-on into a tribal police vehicle, killing all four occupants: April Scott-Kalama, Valerie Suppah, Sean Starr, and Grace Sybil Scott.

Gabriel Chacon-Uribe was killed when he crashed while being chased by deputies.

Earl Wynn, 38, was killed when his car ran off the road and overturned multiple times shortly after police called off a high-speed pursuit he was leading, police said.

At least one person was killed in a police-chase-related accident. Appears in mlive.com chase database. Additional details were unavailable.

Dwayne McClendon was fleeing police when his car struck Hollmon's, killing her. He got eight years in prison.

Connectis Guilton was reportedly fleeing from the CHP when his BMW collided with a SUV driven by Mark Aragon, killing both drivers.

Thaddeus Bernard Banks was killed after he was thrown 30 feet from his Suzuki sports motorcycle following a police chase.

Osebold, a suspected burglar who died after a high-speed chase when the car he was in was sent into a spin by Monroe County sheriff's deputy Chad Beck, who tapped the fleeing car with a so-called PIT maneuver.

After committing a couple of robberies, police started to chase Wesley Phillips. His car was hit when he ran a red light, and he was killed. He left a note saying what should happen should he be killed, but police did not think he committed suicide.

Gunfire that reportedly hit a building in Riverside prompted a brief police pursuit that ended in a roll-over crash, killing the driver, Armando Larios-Ramirez and injuring his two passengers.

Heather Michele Carr was killed when her car was struck by a 16-year-old driver fleeing from police in a SUV.

A 57-year-old driver was killed in a police-chase-related accident. Appears in mlive.com chase database. Accident report (#260794) states that the crash involved two vehicles; the person who died was alone in one vehicle and three people were in the second. The crash was reported at 4:47 a.m. Additional details were unavailable.

Daniel G. Arch fled a police stop and died when he crashed his van.

Sergeant Ray Stubbs and Officer Gregg Bell stopped a 2010 Mazda 5 for speeding. Bradley was the driver, and Lamont Williams his passenger. When officers decided to search the vehicle, which contained at least four bags of marijuana, Bradley drove away. Officers pursued. Bradley crossed the median on US-59, killing himself and Williams in a collision with trucker Juan Cruz, who survived. The Department of Public safety processed the scene. This accident was not recorded in the Texas Custodial Deaths Report as of Feb 11, 2017.

Brandon Keith Irwin died from massive injuries following an hour-long chase and a collision between his Mazda 499HCC and a tractor trailer rig near mile marker 41 on Interstate 44.

Police say 29-year-old Rufus Onel Victor was being pursued after he was seen driving erratically; 29-year-old Amanda Jean Thomas, of Fridley, her 12-year-old son, Andre, and 3-month-old boy Akeron were all killed in the crash.

Cousins Cory Hampton and Darius Caddell were killed when their car was struck by a car fleeing police driven by Edward Moton, who also died.

Cousins Cory Hampton and Darius Caddell were killed when their car was struck by a car fleeing police driven by Edward Moton, who also died.

An unidentified man was killed when his car went off a Berkeley freeway and crashed into a tree.

McMichael drove away from a traffic stop. He swerved to avoid spike strips at a speed of about 100 mph. The vehicle flipped several times, killing him. He was not wearing a seat belt. Troopers found a three-month-old baby hanging upside down in the vehicle. They cut her out of her car seat and waited for paramedics. She survived.

Two men were killed and one was injured while the three fled a police stop and chase.

Deaton robbed a Sunoco station, was spotted by police at another nearby service station, and fled in his Jeep Cherokee. Spikes failed to stop him but may have contributed to his loss of control. The Cherokee flipped multiple times and ejected Deaton. He died at the scene.

An Allen County Sheriff's Department deputy spotted an Infiniti going at a high rate of speed. The officer put on his vehicle's lights and siren, but the Infiniti sped off, going at speeds above 100 mph. Fort Wayne Police joined the chase, which police called off for safety reasons near Hessen Cassel Road, and were a quarter-mile behind the Infiniti when it crashed, killing the driver, Payton Randle.

One person was killed in a police-chase-related accident. Appears in mlive.com chase database. Accident report (#260899) states that the crash involved a drunken driver and a curb. Two people were in the vehicle (ages 54 and 56). Additional details were unavailable.

Edmond is said to have ignored a red traffic light at a major intersection when his vehicle slammed full-speed into a local police cruiser. The officer and Edmond's passenger sustained injuries; Edmond was killed.

Demetria Dorsey and Kelvin Dorsey were bystanders killed in when their car collided with a vehicle fleeing police on New Year's Eve. The pursuit started at around 11:30 p.m., when officers reportedly noticed a vehicle being driven recklessly on Florence Avenue in Hyde Park. The chase ended three minutes later at Crenshaw Boulevard when the vehicle crashed into the Dorseys' car. Kelvin Dorsey died at the scene. Demetria Dorsey died at a hospital.

A high-speed chase ended when a motorist being chased by police crashed into a car, killing Mariah Woods and injuring two others. According to police, 22-year-old Edward Augustine made an illegal turn at Carrollton and Claiborne, and when officer Justin Ferris tried to stop him, Augustine reportedly kept going. Augustine turned onto Milan, a one way street, in the wrong direction and reportedly accelerated before crashing into the other car. Woods, a passenger, died of traumatic injuries sustained in the crash. Her two friends suffered serious head injuries, and one had a broken leg. Ferris initially said that Ferris followed department policy—he reportedly called for backup and was authorized by a supervisor to pursue Augustine. He was later fired. An internal investigation into the chase determined that Ferris disregarded stop and "Do Not Enter" signs, and also traveled against traffic while reaching speeds of up to 70 mph.

Ira Vaughn's 2001 Dodge pickup truck was struck by Officer Brandon Alford, who was escorting a funeral procession in a marked cruiser. Vaughn reportedly entered Louisiana 16 from a private drive without yielding. Vaughn was ejected from his truck. He was taken to North Oaks Medical Center where he later died.

Justin Shipley fled a traffic stop for failure to stop at a stop sign. He flipped his car and died.

Died from injuries following police use of a PIT maneuver on Sloan's vehicle. Sloan had made a U-turn after approaching a police safety check point. Witness report Sloan was not driving fast. Police later determined that Sloan was not licensed to drive in Georgia.

Wayne Kevin Dutra and Julie Ann Frary were killed in a crash after being followed by officer Jason Lambert, who thought they looked suspicious.

An officer was typing a message to another officer on his onboard computer, which is an expected part of the police department's lawful duties. Van Curler was walking intoxicated without the right-of-way on or near a crosswalk when the officer fatally hit Van Curler with his vehicle. No charges were brought against the officer.

Jamaal Reed died after the 2010 Camaro SS he was driving went over a retaining wall on Martin Luther King Bridge after he was pursued by two police cars. The wreck was reportedly not discovered until 2.5 hours after the crash, when an Ameren repairman, searching for the cause of a power outage, discovered the Camaro off Collinsville Avenue beside the bridge ramp. Reed was dead and a passenger was found injured. According to police, an FBI agent on the bridge happened to see the Camaro speeding. Police said they pursued the Camaro, but stopped due to high speeds at around 9/25 p.m. Although police said the chase ended on the westbound part of the bridge, they then said the Camaro came back eastbound on the bridge to Illinois, and the officers lost sight of it.

Jertino J. Savory and his mother, Tina Lane, died from injuries sustained when Lane crashed her Kia Optima into the back of a tractor-trailer after fleeing police. According to police, officers had tried to stop Lane minutes before the crash after she allegedly almost hit them as they were conducting a traffic stop. Police claimed the officers had abandoned the chase by the time of the crash. Jertino died the night of the crash. Lane died three days later. Jertino's 8-year old sister suffered minor injuries.

Died from injuries sustained during motor vehicle accident. Police officer was estimated to be driving at twice the speed limit while not on an emergency call when she collided with another vehicle. The officer was later indicted on two counts of vehicular homicide and reckless driving.

At around 7 a.m., an officer who spotted a 1997 Ford Ranger driven by Christopher Lynn, Jr. on Highway 61 South. Lynn's vehicle had an associated BOLO for reportedly driving in an erratic and reckless manner near the intersection of Fisher Ferry & Grange Hall Roads. The officer gave chase for a short period of time, along Belva Drive in the Warrenton Heights subdivision, but said he terminated the chase due to safety concerns. Upon reaching the intersection of Belva & Redbone Road, Lynn turned east on Redbone and apparently lost control of the vehicle in the 1300 block of Redbone Road. A passenger was injured in the rollover crash.

Theresa Ricciardi-Garcia died at the scene of a head-on crash with a pickup driven by Benjamin T. Farrelli. Police said Farrell was trying to elude police, who wanted to stop him for an expired inspection sticker.

Driver Jamie Summer Guillen and passenger Roosevelt Lewis Jr. were killed when their truck crashed during a high-speed chase.

Joseph Belton fled a traffic stop for failure to stop at a stop sign. He crashed into a tree and died.

Christopher Michael Bruns was killed in a fiery crash during a pursuit. According to the KHP, a trooper tried to stop Bruns' pickup truck at about 11:30 p.m. near the Saline-Lincoln county line for a traffic violation. Bruns didn't stop and a chase ensued. Officers set up spike strips across all lanes near Russell. As Bruns approached, he reportedly drove head-on into an eastbound semi and died. The other driver wasn't physically injured. Due to the severity of the crash, positive identification couldn't be made through normal identification processes, the KHP said.

Tomas Pitagoras Gouverneur was killed when he crashed his car while fleeing police. Prior to the pursuit, Gouverneur had reportedly killed Christopher "Sky" Richardson, 26, and his girlfriend Kristine Constantino, 33, at their home in Kettenpom. Dispatchers had received a 911 call for help and a deputy from the Trinity County Sheriff's Office then contacted residents of a nearby town to see if they could provide any information. Gouverneur reportedly attacked them, then fled in his car. The Mendocino County Sheriff's Department stated that they had been alerted to look out for Gouverneur's vehicle at 6:20 pm. Deputies initiated their emergency lights to stop Gouverneur's car, but he failed to yield, initiating a 40-mile chase through the heavily wooded, rural area at speeds of between 60 and 90 mph. Deputies requested the assistance of Willits Police Department and the CHP. The chase ended when Gouverneur's car crashed into an oak tree. He died at the scene.

Local police chased a drug-fueled suspect through downtown city streets at 60 to 70 MPH. The pursuit ended when the suspect crashed into a taxi, killing the fare Tonya Hairston and the Mauritanian immigrant driver Ould Mohamed Sidi.

Jeffrey Douglas Filipponi was killed when he crashed his 1999 Acura Integra while fleeing police. At around 4 a.m., an officer tried to stop the Acura, but Filipponi sped away. The Pismo Beach officer and a Grover Beach Police unit followed the Acura north on Highway 101 during the ensuing chase that reached speeds in excess of 100 mph. Filipponi reportedly exited the highway in San Luis Obispo, dropped off a passenger and headed back to the freeway with the officers in pursuit. At the Santa Margarita exit, Filipponi left the road and crashed. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Mike Wayne Morgan was killed when his Cadillac Deville was struck by a Ford F-150 pickup truck fleeing from police. The pursuit started at about 11:15 a.m. at 4th Street and Beaumont Avenue, when an officer tried to stop the truck for a traffic violation, police said. The pickup driver did not stop and led police south on Highway 79, then southeast on Gilman Springs Road. According to police, officers lost sight of the truck and were about to return to Beaumont when they saw a plume of smoke. They then reportedly saw that the pickup had crashed into the Cadillac near the entrance to Soboba Casino. Morgan was pronounced dead at a hospital. Two people in the truck were critically injured, and a third had moderate injuries.

A 1 a.m. fight in a bar parking lot developed into one of the suspects getting in his vehicle, trying to run over a police officer, and speeding off down the interstate. A police chase at speeds up to 100 MPH ended when the suspect lost control of his car, hitting an embankment. Passenger Spencer was thrown out of the car and killed. The suspect faced a possible first-degree murder charge.

A county officer speeding at over 100 MPH—55 MPH over the posted limit—collided with Rakes' car and killed him. An extended dispute about who was at fault ended with a judge throwing out the only action against the officer, a traffic citation. This was the same officer who had killed Felix Beltran in a very similar incident in February 2007.

Ruben Mendoza, Gloria Mendoza and Ruben Mendoza, Jr. were killed after their car was struck by a SUV driven by Erick Joel Head, who was reportedly leading deputy Scott Mackey on a high-speed chase to avoid being cited for a traffic violation.

A trooper attempted to stop Ryan Bogdonovich's 1995 Mercury Grand Marquis for traffic violations on U.S. 10 in Osseo. Bogdonovich sped away. Deputy John Gunderson parked his squad car on U.S. 10 at Humbird Street and placed stop sticks on the highway. Bogdonovich crossed the centerline and struck the squad car head-on, killing Bogdonovich.

Jonathan Guadarrama was among three men connected to the robbery of a Mexican grocery store, according to police. Guadarrama remained in the vehicle as one of the others took the owner of the Mexican grocery store to First National Bank and Trust in an attempt to force him to cash a check. When officers approached Guadarrama, he sped away in the vehicle and led deputies on a chase that reached speeds of more than 100 mph. He lost control of the minivan after swerving to avoid stop sticks and was ejected and killed as the minivan overturned several times.

Kenneth N. Blake was killed when he ran a red light and crashed his motorcycle into the back of a a Coca-Cola truck loaded with 44,000 pounds of soda after trying to evade a deputy. The deputy had tried to stop Blake's Harley for driving erratically, according to officials. Blake died at the scene. The truck driver was physically uninjured.

A car with four teenagers drew a local officer's attention by backing up down a one-way street and running stop signs. The officer gave chase. After a nine-minute, 13-mile, 2 a.m. pursuit involving city and county officers, the car crashed, killing Rashad Greer, Tyrone Seals, and Martavis Simpson. A fourth teen survived.

Police said a chase began after a deputy tried to stop Kevin Allen Dawson's Harley Davidson motorcycle around 8:20 p.m. for speeding on Balsam Drive. Dawson reportedly sped off with the deputy in pursuit. According to police, the deputy came up a hill and saw the motorcycle crash into a house with such force that it took out the front porch and started a small fire. Dawson died at the scene. No one inside the home was injured, police said.

Timothy Gilles sped away from St. Cloud police and crashing into a vehicle. The crash killed 30-year-old Timothy Casanova of Starbuck. His passenger, 22-year-old Megan Thomsen of Glenwood, was pregnant and gave birth after the crash to a baby that died days after his emergency delivery. Thomsen was also injured. He was sentenced to 432 months in prison.

Collins had taken the purses of at least two women at knifepoint. He led police from multiple jurisdictions on a high-speed, high-profile chase that ended when he slammed his car into a utility pole at interstate speeds and died on the scene. Not to be confused with Charles William Collins, killed by police in Miami on August 14 2012.

Elkhart County Police say an officer tried to pull over a motorcycle driven by Andrew Philip Norman for a traffic violation. The driver sped off and about two minutes later, crashed into a utility pole. The impact split the pole in two and killed Norman.

Sarah and Jamie Gossett were killed when trooper Heath Moss hit their car from behind.

Freddy Jonathan Bates was killed when he crashed a 1978 Oldsmobile during a police chase. According to police, Bates was southbound on IL-1 at about 5:10 p.m. when he went into the northbound lane, hitting a 1994 Pontiac Firebird driven by John Kessler, 46, and a 2006 Chevrolet Malibu driven by Kevin McConnell, 38. Bates died at a hospital. Kessler was hospitalized in critical condition. A passenger in Kessler's car was treated and released. The report said McConnell was not injured.

Lorenzo Ray Serna was killed when he crashed during a police chase. Serna had carjacked a 2001 Jaguar at around 11:30 p.m. near American Street and Miner Avenue. Officers passing through were flagged down by the car's owner and gave chase when the car was spotted. Police said Serna turned the wrong way down Park Street and accelerated, eventually losing control and crashing into a tree. He died at the scene.

According to police, Lt. Harold Rossman struck Eric Shanley with a patrol car about 12:15 a.m. as Shanley was attempting to cross Broadway at Flint. Police said Rossman was responding to a call, driving behind an Oakland County deputy, and didn't see Shanley. There was reportedly construction equipment obstructing the view on the roadway.

Adam L. Kleitz was killed after crashing into a tree during a police pursuit. An officer saw Kleitz driving 64 mph westbound on 75th Street just after 3 a.m. The officer followed Kleitz's car as he turned north onto Mission Road and activated his lights to conduct a traffic stop. Kleitz reportedly sped away before crashing a short time later. His vehicle caught fire and was extinguished by the officer. Kleitz was pronounced dead at the scene.

A suspected drunk driver, chased by county deputies at speeds of 100 to 120 MPH, slammed into motorcyclist McCain. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The sheriff's office settled a wrongful death suit with McCain's family for $175K.

Motorcyclist Nuzzi, according to police, was riding his unlicensed and uninsured Suzuki GSX without a license. Family later disputed all of that. When they tried to pull him over, he sped away, leading to a police chase at 90 MPH on wet roads. Nuzzi crashed the motorcycle and sustained fatal injuries.

A deputy attempted to pull the vehicle over for unnecessary acceleration when the driver sped up in order to elude the deputy, according to police. The vehicle was pursued for about two and a half miles until the deputy lost sight of it until coming upon the crash. Joel Kirchner, 19, Joshua A. Koss, 29, Thomas James "TJ" Storandt, 25, were killed.

A deputy attempted to pull the vehicle over for unnecessary acceleration when the driver sped up in order to elude the deputy, according to police. The vehicle was pursued for about two and a half miles until the deputy lost sight of it until coming upon the crash. Joel Kirchner, 19, Joshua A. Koss, 29, Thomas James "TJ" Storandt, 25, were killed.

Phillip Lamar Carter was killed when a pickup truck crashed during a police chase. At around 1:50 a.m. police said someone reported seeing Carter and Delbert C. Nelson Jr. steal a flat screen TV from Dillons. The witness gave a partial license plate and a description of the truck. An officer saw the pickup on US 54 and attempted a traffic stop, but the driver allegedly refused to pull over. Officers and deputies chased the truck toward Augusta. Augusta police set up at the edge of town to stop the pickup, but the driver turned around when he saw them and headed west on Kellogg. After about a quarter of a mile, the pickup turned south into a field and kept driving with police in pursuit. The truck went over an embankment and plunged 30 feet into a creek below. Nelson, 54, crawled out and was arrested. Carter was trapped inside and died at the scene.

Jordan Anthony Hackley fled from police Wednesday evening, crashed his car at a Lake Street intersection and later died at HCMC. He was 19 years old and wanted on a felony weapons possession charge.

Police tried to stop Ronald Scott Mutz after he ran a stop sign. He crashed on his motorcyle and died.

Police said an officer chased a 1994 Buick LeSabre that had been reported stolen from Northgate Apartments about 8:30 p.m. According to police, the officer called off the pursuit after four blocks due to high speeds. The Buick continued south on Coolidge, ran a traffic light at Oak Park Boulevard, and broadsided a 2003 Saab. Bernadine Lytle, the Saab's passenger, died at the scene. The driver was injured.

Ricardo Avila was a passenger who died from his injuries sustained when he jumped from an stolen sedan during a police pursuit on June 11, 2011. Avila died at a hospital on June 20, 2011.

Two teenagers died after they were involved in a shootout and then a north side chase with officers. Orasio De Larosa Jr. and Willie Montes, both 19, died after the car they were riding in crashed into a utility pole along Dublin-Granville Road, police said.

Craig Evans "Van" Eney Jr., 20, and Kelcey R. Silva, 19, fled from a traffic stop on a motorcycle, crashing and killing both.

A state trooper tried to pull over Sheppard on his Suzuki motorcycle for fake tags. Sheppard fled instead, for a 12-mile pursuit, ended when he ran a red light at a busy suburban intersection. His Suzuki struck an SUV and he incurred fatal injuries.

Jesus "Chuy" Loera was killed when his pickup truck crashed into an empty ethanol tanker truck during a high-speed chase.

Helena-West Helena police were pursuing a stolen Chevrolet Trailblazer. The Trailblazer traveled into the northbound lanes and struck a Saturn LS driven by Sherie Bailey. The vehicle and unknown driver got away from police after the accident. Bailey was pronounced dead at the scene.

Kendell T. Lewis died after crashing his Ford Focus during a high speed police chase. At around 3:15 p.m., Lewis allegedly fled a traffic stop and hit a police car trying to get away. According to police, Lewis was driving over 100 mph when he lost control of the car, hit a light pole. and flipped. Police said live electrical wires fell onto the roadway after Lewis hit the pole.

Bicyclist Wendell Rodgers was struck by a car fleeing police and died three days later from his injuries. Police said they'd tried to stop a vehicle for traffic violations at around 9 p.m., but the driver fled west on South Grand, ran a red light, collided with an eastbound vehicle, rolled over and struck Rodgers on his bicycle. The driver, Edward Ousley, 39, was arrested at the scene.

Cornell A. Richardson, 42, crashed his car while fleeing from a traffic stop. He had been pulled over for speeding and initially stopped, but pulled away as the officer approached his 1992 Toyota. His fiancee, Keiska Thornhill, 36, of Franklin, died at the scene. A friend, Laverne Samala Crowell, also 36, of Newport News, died five days later in the hospital.

Marciea Adkins was killed when her car was struck by a stolen SUV driven by a 16-year-old being chased by police. At about 6 a.m., police said Marquis Harrison stole an Range Rover that had been left idling on West North Avenue. An officer stopped the SUV after seeing Harrison run a red light at Blackhawk Street and Elston Avenue. Harrison allegedly backed into the officer's car and almost struck two other officers. Police pursued Harrison until he ran a stop sign at Hoyne and Armitage, broadsiding Adkins' vehicle. In a 2012 plea agreement, Harrison pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree murder in Adkins' death and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

Around noon local officers and county deputies chased burglary suspect Barnhart along city streets, apparently proceeding against their own chase policies. Barnhart vehicle struck another vehicle in oncoming traffic head on, killing himself and critically injuring the other driver. Reports name Barnhart variously as "Andrew" or "Anthony."

Allen Thompson hit the SUV driven by Tammy Sadler, Johnson's mother, when he was fleeing police in a stolen car.

Yeni Lopez, her unborn child and Gloria Montoya were killed when the vehicle they were travelling in was struck by a Wichita Falls Police cruiser travelling at excessive speeds.

Bellevue police said a pursuit started after James Sheard refused to pull over on his motorcycle for a traffic violation near 36th and Cornhusker. Speeds reached 90 mph and the pursuit was called off, according to police. Moments later a Sarpy County deputy came upon the scene of a crash involving Sheard's motorcycle and a pickup truck. Sheard died at the scene.

Jose Almanza Lopez was killed when his car crashed on Highway 101 during a police chase. The pursuit reportedly began on Oxnard Boulevard after Lopez failed to yield. When Lopez tried to enter the southbound freeway, he was unable to make the right-hand curve, hit a raised island, lost control of the vehicle and rolled several times onto the freeway. Lopez was pronounced dead at the scene at 2:16 a.m.

Stephen C. Stucker was killed after his truck crashed during a high-speed chase through El Dorado Hills.

Pedro Ariel Hernandez was killed after he fled from the CHP and crashed near an Oakland freeway off-ramp.

Air Force Captain Vivian Elmo died when her car was hit by an SUV driven by an off-duty El Paso County sheriff's deputy with a history of traffic offenses who ran a red light, the Colorado State Patrol said. Rodney Fannin was ticketed for a misdemeanor and fired because of the accident after an internal review.

Jeffrey Trent Martin was a passenger who died in a car fleeing a trooper. Driver Michael Allen reportedly fled from a traffic checkpoint in Tupelo and was pursued down MS Highway 178 and then onto MS Highway 371 in Mooreville. Authorities say Jeffrey Trent Martin jumped from the vehicle during the chase and was killed.

At 1 a.m. Pedro A. Garciga in a stolen Cadillac Escalade was being chased by multiple jurisdictions. Garciga chose to turn off his headlights and cross the center line, which set up a full-speed head-on crash with a Suburban with Sherry Ann Bullard and Elizabeth Ann Seymour. The woman both died there at the scene; Garciga died in surgery several hours later.

Hayse died from injuries after being struck by police cruiser. Officers were chasing Hayse and another person as prime suspects in a recent bank robbery.

According to police, an officer tried to stop Von Ralph Verrett, for speeding in a 2010 Toyota Camry on Mack Avenue around 1:30 a.m. Verrett turned onto Beaconsfield, accelerated and crashed into a brick wall. Verrett was pronounced dead at a hospital.

Gerald Russell Gaines was allegedly driving a stolen car being chased by police when he crashed into a sport utility vehicle, killing Linda Williams, a passenger in the SUV and exposing a mobile meth lab.

Driver Zafir Abdul Rahman, 24, of East Orange, and passenger Qaadir King, 29, of Newark were killed when they crashed into another vehicle during a high-speed chase.

With "several convictions for alcohol and criminal mischief violations" in his past, Cynewski was familiar to local police. Local officers got a mid-afternoon call from the state police about Cynewski's vehicle being driven erratically on the interstate. During a chase that ranged up to 100 MPH, Cynewski lost control and had a fatal one-car crash on the grounds of the local cemetery.

Tyler Yaroch was killed when he crashed his 2000 Jeep Wrangler after a police pursuit. Tonganoxie Deputy Chief Billy Adcox said that at around 12:30 a.m. an officer saw the Jeep going above the speed limit, run a red light at the KS-16 intersection and almost hit another vehicle. According to Adcox, the officer pursued the Jeep at speeds in excess of 100 mph southbound on U.S. 24-40 until a supervisor advised the officer to terminate the pursuit east of the Lawrence Municipal Airport. Several hours later, a passerby discovered the crashed Jeep just west of where the Tonganoxie officer ended his pursuit.

Motivated by a sense of fun, Geisen deliberately drew police into an early-morning high-speed pursuit through the streets of industrial Toledo. The chase ended with Geisen hitting a triple set of railroad tracks in his 1989 Nissan, going airborne for at least 100 feet, and crashing into the side of a house. Geisen's two friends in the car were seriously injured. The impact killed him.

According to reports, 16-year-old Zachary "Zach" Barber and 14-year-old Donald Proctor were pushing a moped along Stage Road around 11:30 a.m., when off-duty trooper Daniel Parker hit them from behind with his personal vehicle. Barber was taken by helicopter to the hospital where he died from his injuries. Proctor was hospitalized for non-life threatening injuries. Parker was physically uninjured in the crash. He admitted he was distracted by a cell phone teetering off the passenger seat before hitting the teens. Parker, 36, pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide and was sentenced to six months in jail. According to Barber's grandmother, Barber's mother told he she couldn't take it anymore and that she didn't feel well before dying of a heart attack in October 2011.

Diana Paz was struck by a Toyota pickup truck just after state trooper Krzysztof Piotrowski left her at a BP Amoco gas station. Piotrowski had arrested Paz for DUI, brought her to the Westchester PD for booking and then, after Paz posted bond, dropped her off at the gas station at about 5:40 a.m. An autopsy estimated Paz's BAC at twice the legal limit. A lawsuit said Piotrowski should have known Paz was still under the influence and that she did not have her cell phone or other means to seek assistance because he hadn't let her retrieve her personal belongings before he had her car towed.

Jeremy DeBoy led officers from the Mooresville Police Department, Hendricks County Sheriff's Department, and Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department on a chase through three counties before he crashed and was killed while operating a 1997 Yamaha 600R motorcycle.

Winona Moore died from injuries she suffered after being thrown from her motorcycle as vehicles braked to avoid hitting Brett Andrew Phares, who was running from police across four lanes of traffic.

Lashondria Rice and Teikeia Dorsey died from injuries suffered after their vehicle was struck by a Shaw Police Department cruiser driven by Officer Tony Collins.

David Lee Genet was killed in a traffic crash during a police chase. According to police, an officer initiated a traffic stop on Genet for multiple traffic offenses, and Genet attempted to flee. Genet's 2005 Hyundai Elantra left the roadway and struck a telephone box and several trees at 12:34 a.m.

Wolford died from injuries sustained when struck by police cruiser. The officer was stopped at red light and struck Wolford as he crossed an intersection crosswalk. The officer was initially cited for careless driving causing bodily injury.

Erick Von Schelske was killed when his motorcycle hit a tree while trying to evade the CHP.

Although the blood of the off-duty rookie officer who killed pedestrian Chisholm with his vehicle was under the legal limit for DUI, he was still booked for it, based on his appearance, behavior and odor. He also faced vehicular manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide charges for the 4 a.m. incident.

Neel died after being struck by police cruiser. He was in the center turn lane on a moped. A deputy was responding to a call for backup from another deputy who was searching for people who had fled a traffic stop. The responding deputy was traveling in the center turn lane.

Jose Roberto Sanchez was killed when he crashed into a pickup truck while leading the CHP on a high-speed chase.

Local police chased a burglary suspect at 5:30 a.m.; the suspect going 70 MPH on city streets, lights off, running red lights and stop signs, and lighting up a crack pipe at one point. The suspect crashed head on into motorcyclist Dixon at an intersection, killing him. The suspect was sentenced to 59 years.

A local motorcycle officer initiated a pursuit of an SUV travelling 69 MPH in a 35 MPH zone. Soon after, that fleeing SUV rammed a small Mazda sedan containing Pablo Mansilla-Aguinaga and Sandra Paulson. Both died in the fiery crash. The driver of the SUV emerged with serious head wounds.

Chaz Anthony Williams, BreeAnne Green and Adrian Ary were killed when their 1990 Buick LeSabre crashed while fleeing police after stealing alcohol from a San Leandro FoodMaxx.

Chaz Anthony Williams, BreeAnne Green and Adrian Ary were killed when their 1990 Buick LeSabre crashed while fleeing police after stealing alcohol from a San Leandro FoodMaxx.

After a wild chase, Vigil crashed, killing him.

Ishmael Butler died after he crashed into a building during a police chase. Police said they spotted a Pontiac driving erratically at a high rate of speed near Central Avenue and 10th Street around 12:30 a.m. Officers tried to stop the car, but Butler allegedly refused to pull over. According to police, Butler attempted to swerve around stop sticks, but lost control of his car and struck the side of a building.

Willie L. Ross died after he crashed while fleeing from police at about 2:30 a.m. Officers were pursuing Ross' 1996 Infinity because Ross was reportedly wanted for domestic violence. Ross was traveling southbound on Louisiana 15 at a high rate of speed and he allegedly refused to stop until he lost control of the vehicle, ran off the right side of the road, and entered a shallow ditch. The Infinity then overturned and flipped end-over-end before coming to rest. Ross was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected from the vehicle in the crash. He was pronounced dead by the Ouachita Parish Coroner's Office.

Jakob Roof was killed when the 1993 Oldsmobile he was in collided with a KCSD squad car. The crash happened at about 8 p.m., after police said the Oldsmobile ran a stop sign at the intersection and struck the police car. Roof was pronounced dead at a hospital. The Oldsmobile's driver and the officer suffered serious injuries.

ISP trooper Mike Cunningham reportedly began chasing Jonathan D. Bindel's 2006 Ford Taurus shortly before 11:30 p.m. for speeding and driving in the wrong lane. A 2008 Ford F-250 police truck driven by JPD officer Heath A. Enns was turned onto the highway to assist in the pursuit. Bindel drove into the eastbound lane while Enns drove onto the shoulder to avoid a collision. Bindel's car hit Enn's truck. The Taurus spun around and landed in the ditch. Bindel died at a hospital. Bindel's passenger was injured.

Jacquay Johnson died at a hospital at around 7 p.m., hours after he crashed his car while fleeing police, killing his passenger, Rita Montes Martinez, and seriously injuring two other people. Johnson reportedly fled after an officer tried to pull him over for speeding at around 10:40 a.m. Johnson instead continued west on Buchanan Road until his truck hit an SUV that was traveling north on Railroad Avenue. Martinez died at the scene. Both people inside the SUV's two occupant were hospitalized in serious condition, but were expected to survive.

Aaron Hamilton was killed when a drunk driver fleeing police crashed into his car from behind. Joshua Jackson is who police said hit and killed Hamilton, a war veteran, while running from police along Oddfellows Road near Tower Road in Crowley. Hamilton's passenger was injured in the crash.

Jordan Dodgen was killed when a truck fleeing police struck his car. Police said Kody Shane Godfrey fled a traffic stop and collided with three cars in the intersection of 10th and MacVicar. Dodgen died from his injuries the following afternoon. Godfrey, 33, was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison.

Marvin Cavil Shelton was killed in a four-way crash while fleeing the CHP. A CHP officer tried to stop Shelton's Honda Civic at around 9:45 p.m. for a traffic violation, but he reportedly fled. CHP officers pursued Shelton for two minutes at speeds of up to 80 mph on city streets until he lost control of his car and crashed into a Toyota Tacoma, a Ford Econoline van and a Honda Accord. Shelton was pronounced dead at the scene. Eight other people were injured.

Driver Halee Ludowise-Fischer and Jennifer Geren, both 15, allegedly sneaked out of their homes without their parents' knowledge and went for a joyride. They were driving in Ludowise-Fischer's mother's 2009 Mitsubishi when a River Hills police officer noticed a taillight on the vehicle was out. He activated his lights and tried to pull the car over, but the driver sped off, running through two traffic lights. The officer turned off his lights and stopped the chase, although he continued to follow. Shortly after, he saw sparks flying in the air when the girls' car struck a transformer. Ludowise-Fischer drove for another half-mile striking a stop sign, then a utility pole. The car rolled onto the passenger side, and the hood wrapped around a tree less than a mile from Nicolet High School. Both girls were killed.

An officer tried to stop Escobar because he was driving slow and straddling lane lines, leading the officer to believe he might be driving drunk. Escobar ran, and officers chased. Escobar's tires were flattened after he ran over several curbs, and his pickup was shooting sparks and flames from the wheels as it approached Will Rogers World Airport. Escobar hit a curb on the north side of SW 54 and rolled the vehicle before they arrived. Escobar was pronounced dead at the scene.

Gordon Kyle Anito was killed when his Subaru Impreza hit a tree head-on around 3:30 a.m. and caught fire. He was leading Trooper Charles Van Morgan on a high-speed chase that topped 80 mph. Morgan was fired, and the family dropped a $10 million lawsuit.

Maurquis Javon Thompson was fleeing from police when he struck two teenage boys, Michael Taylor and Mark McNeill, with a car, killing both of them, police said.

Jason Doriguzzi ran into a house following a police chase and was killed.

Michael Milane Hardy was a pedestrian who died when he was struck by a police car.

Caleb D. Harris, 20, of Camden, was indicted on charges of aggravated manslaughter and death by an automobile for allegedly causing the death of his passenger, Cedric Upshur, 27, of Camden, while driving in a stolen vehicle and attempting to elude police, police said.

As pedestrians Daniel Hiler and Crystal Jolley crossed Norris Road after dark and were struck by a patrol car going about 80 MPH, with no siren or emergency lights. Both were killed. The officer was charged with vehicular manslaughter and was sentenced to community service; the county settled with the families for $8.8M.

Officers were dispatched to the downtown connector regarding a person walking on the interstate. When the officers arrived they saw the man walking on the right shoulder of the northbound lanes. Officer Branden Hart attempted to speak with the man. When he didn't respond, the attempted to detain him. The unidentified man resisted and fought with the officer and then ran across the northbound lanes of the interstate, jumped the median wall and began to run across the southbound lanes when he was struck by a vehicle and killed.

An officer responding to a call drove through a red light at an intersection, striking another vehicle. Several occupants of the other vehicle were injured and Porter was killed. Witnesses report the squad car had lights on, but no siren.

Officer Aaron Zwicky, was responding to calls reporting a fight and possible gunshots on the 2100 block of Gait SW shortly after midnight when he ran down Dennison on Central Avenue near Coors Boulevard, according to police.

Zepeda drove through an intersection as officer Elizabeth Padron, pursuing a stolen vehicle with her lights and sirens on, ran a red light and collided with her. Zepeda died on May 7. Padron was slightly injured. It was the first of two officer-involved collisions in San Antonio that resulted in the deaths of bystanders in 2012.

A 14-year-old Lamar male was driving a 1995 Camaro on Highway 50. The Camaro was stolen out of Lamar. A Granada police officer attempted to contact the Camaro for reckless driving in the town of Granada. The Camaro attempted to elude the officer and a pursuit ensued eastbound on Highway 50 with speeds reaching over 100 mph. The officer lost sight of the Camaro prior to it entering the town of Holly. After the Camaro entered Holly, it lost control for several hundred feet then collided with two parked cars that were legally parked on the north side of the road. The 14-year-old driver was transported to Prowers Medical Center and treated for minor injuries. A 17-year-old passenger from Lamar was pronounced dead on the scene.

In frigid weather Tachone Harrison and another teenaged suspect swiped a warmed-up car with the keys in. When police spotted it, they wouldn't pull over, setting up a pursuit. The teens crashed into a telephone pole shortly afterward, killing Harrison and sadly also killing an uninvolved pedestrian in the wrong place at the wrong time, Audrey Brandon.

A trooper tried to pull over the driver of a white 2003 Ford Ranger that was travelling at 73 mph in a 60 mph zone. The truck turned off of paved Lockridge Road onto unpaved County Road 40 and flipped. The driver, Serna, died. His two companions, 12 and 13, were injured. None of them wore seat belts.

Cheney was killed as a Malibu full of three burglary suspects, fleeing from police, struck his Honda at full speed at an intersection.

Passengers Christopher L. Ford and Christian M. Howard were killed when the car they were in crashed into a city water truck after fleeing from police. Officers from Mission and Westwood, Kansas said they chased a Honda Accord that had been reported stolen into Missouri at around 2:15 a.m., but stopped the pursuit at the state line. The Honda continued traveling at a high rate of speed through Kansas City, Missouri., allegedly nearly hitting an unmarked KCPD patrol car. That officer reportedly turned around to follow the Honda. Shortly after that, the Honda ran a red light and T-boned the water truck. The driver of the Honda, Casey Allen Cordell, 24, and the driver of the truck both sustained minor injuries.

Brianna Baker died after the 2003 Chevrolet pickup truck she was in crashed while fleeing police. Police said a passing pickup driven by Jacob Hendricks, 19, was identified by a resident while a deputy was investigating a complaint of a truck causing damage. According to police, the deputy tried to stop the truck, but the pickup reportedly left Versailles at a high rate of speed, then ran stop signs in Meredosia before heading north on US-67. The deputy requested assistance, and Cass County Sheriff's Office and Beardstown Police Department officers responded. At about 3 a.m. Hendricks lost control of the truck and struck a utility pole. There were five teen passengers in Hendrick's truck—two in the front and three in the back seat. Baker, who was in the back seat, was killed. Hendricks was charged with aggravated reckless driving, aggravated driving under the influence and several other traffic-related counts.

Based on reports of shots fired, and an unknown man who flagged down police at 3 a.m., officers went looking for a burgundy colored Plymouth minivan with Virginia tags. They found it and started a high-speed pursuit. The Plymouth crashed into a tree and ejected all three occupants. Two of them, Thaddeus Alphonso Howard and William Kurland Joseph Adams IV, were killed.

William Curry died April 20, 2012, more than two months after being critically injured when his car was hit by one driven by officer Tony Gazaway.

Milinda Clark was killed when her vehicle was struck in Flowood after a chase that began in Ridgeland. Robert Williams and Melinda Renae Rutherford allegedly shoplifted from a Ridgeland business before leading police on a chase into Rankin County that ended in the fatal crash.

The involved state trooper was fired, but otherwise unpunished, for a high-speed vehicle collision on a county road at one minute after midnight. The crash killed Campbell. The trooper's marked Ford CV veered into the oncoming lane. Correcting, the trooper lost control and struck Campbell's Mitsubishi head on.

A speeding local police car without lights or siren struck and killed Bhakta as she crossed the street. In June 2013 the family settled with the city for $300K, noting that the 12-year-old had been tested for drugs but the officer at fault had not been. The same officer struck and seriously injured another pedestrian in a June 2012 high speed chase.

Lilian Janeth Pleitez-Duarte's boyfriend, Jeffrey Minifie, reportedly forced her into a GMC Yukon, and was killed after the SUV crashed head-on into an eastbound Volvo during the ensuing police chase.

Officers attempted to stop a car after the 17-year-old driver made an illegal U-turn, failed to maintain a lane and ran a red light early Saturday morning—all signs of a possibly impaired driver, police said. But the car didn't stop, and instead accelerated and led police on a short chase that ended when the Cadillac hit two curbs and then a concrete retaining wall along the on-ramp to I-75 southbound, killing the driver, Pritchett and a 16-year-old whose name was withheld.

At 4:20 a.m. wheelchair-bound Fleming was struck and "propelled in a northeasterly direction" by a speeding police car with fatal results. Fleming had a high blood-alcohol level and some marijuana in his system; the officer was speeding at 61 MPH in a 40 MPH zone although not responding to any emergency. He was cited for careless driving.

Lester Norman Jr. led police on a chase that ended with a wreck that killed former Belmont mayor Kevin Loftin and Donna Jean Deitz. Norman was charged with felony death-by-vehicle, driving while intoxicated and driving with a revoked license and other charges.

Orin Chatman, 19, and Yvonne West, 19, his passenger, were killed in a crash when police gave chase when a license plate revealed the car had been stolen at gunpoint.

At around 5:40 p.m., police got a report of a man who ran a gold Jaguar into the home of his estranged wife and fled. A pursuit began, but Johnson stopped on the I-20 bridge on Rankin Road. While sitting in the car, Johnson called the Sheriff's Office Dispatch Center, but then drove off resuming the chase. "While this pursuit was going on he actually called his attorney and shortly after the pursuit had restarted, as you can see he crashed into a tree down here, the car caught fire and the suspect passed away in the accident and fire," Sheriff Bailey said.

Brandon Giordano was riding in the back seat of his friend's Ford Mustang when it crashed during a police chase that began in Seymour when Officer Anthony Renaldi saw Ramirez's illegal "ground effects" lights.

Daryl Lee Beadles was killed and 25-year-old Halifax County Sheriff's Deputy T. H. Clarke was hospitalized following a deadly chase. Reports were opaque, but it appears Beadles hit a tree, then Clarke hit the same tree.

A deputy with the sheriff's department was eastbound on Dupont Road and was responding to a reported crash at the intersection of Tonkel and Hursh roads. Elmo Portee was driving a van that was northbound on Diebold Road that entered the intersection with Dupont and was struck by the cruiser, police said. Three people were inside the van. Portee was killed, a woman sustained serious injuries, and a girl suffered minor injuries.

Police were chasing burglary suspects. The car rolled over, killing two of four occupants.

Police said they'd pursued Pontiac minivan as part of a narcotics investigation. The Pontiac T-boned a Honda near Meyers Road and Lyndon Street. The driver of the Honda was in critical condition at press time. Per a witness: "I was standing here setting my grill up and I seen a van come this way and a black police car come behind him with his light. They turned at this corner here on Meyers and shot toward Lyndon," he said. "I saw about six or seven other police cars coming down the street, flying this way." Listed in mlive.com's police chase database as a fatality, corroborated by crash report (#260170) which says a 79-year-old driver was killed.

Teen cousins Emanuel Nelson and Kyree Nelson snuck out of bed for an early-morning joy ride with two older teens in a stolen Toyota Echo. Police fell in behind then flipped on their lights and siren. The driver lost control and struck a tree at Chevy Chase Circle. The car burst into flames. Both cousins died in their seats; the driver Reynard Osman died five days later.

Teen cousins Emanuel Nelson and Kyree Nelson snuck out of bed for an early-morning joy ride with two older teens in a stolen Toyota Echo. Police fell in behind then flipped on their lights and siren. The driver lost control and struck a tree at Chevy Chase Circle. The car burst into flames. Both cousins died in their seats.

A North Philly driver stopped for running a stop sign flashed a handgun and made a verbal threat ("No, but I have this for you"), all developing into a 20-minute police chase at speeds of over 100 MPH. The hotly pursued suspect crashed into a gold Honda, killing innocent motorist Roman and critically injuring Roman's girlfriend and her young son.

Stanford was riding a 2003 Suzuki motorcycle on Gist Bridge Road when he came up behind the unmarked Dodge Charger of a Union County Sheriff's Office deputy. McDougald said Stanford passed the deputy and continued on Gist Bridge Road. The deputy lost sight of Stanford. Stanford ran off the left side of the road, crashed into a pole, and died.

Miami narcotics police chased and fired on a black Cadillac CTS that had been stolen at gunpoint. During a high-speed pursuit the Cadillac crossed an intersection and slammed into a Dodge Neon, killing the driver Leon and critically injuring his 19-year-old female passenger. (Leon's last name was also reported as "Williams.")

Law enforcement pursued a white Chevrolet Tahoe that they believed to be transporting drugs. The driver tried to evade officers and crashed, killing one woman and injuring 16 other undocumented immigrants who were in the vehicle. The woman's name, age and country of origin do not appear in English-language media.

Border Patrol agents stopped a minivan on U.S. 83. A man stepped out of the vehicle and ran. Smuggler Junior Benjamin Rodriguez, 15, sped away and crashed in Palmview. Three women and six men died. One woman may have been pregnant. Seven more were injured. Rodriguez was convicted of nine counts of manslaughter. The dead are not named in English-language media.

Border Patrol agents stopped a minivan on U.S. 83. A man stepped out of the vehicle and ran. Smuggler Junior Benjamin Rodriguez, 15, sped away and crashed in Palmview. Three women and six men died. One woman may have been pregnant. Seven more were injured. Rodriguez was convicted of nine counts of manslaughter. The dead are not named in English-language media.

Border Patrol agents stopped a minivan on U.S. 83. A man stepped out of the vehicle and ran. Smuggler Junior Benjamin Rodriguez, 15, sped away and crashed in Palmview. Three women and six men died. One woman may have been pregnant. Seven more were injured. Rodriguez was convicted of nine counts of manslaughter. The dead are not named in English-language media.

Border Patrol agents stopped a minivan on U.S. 83. A man stepped out of the vehicle and ran. Smuggler Junior Benjamin Rodriguez, 15, sped away and crashed in Palmview. Three women and six men died. One woman may have been pregnant. Seven more were injured. Rodriguez was convicted of nine counts of manslaughter. The dead are not named in English-language media.

Robinson was collecting paving stones from a yard outside the Bayview House housing project, and a patrol car pulled up onto a nearby footpath. Accounts vary: he was either struck by the car, or ran into it, which caused him to fall backward and hit his head. He died days later. NYPD sent his mother a bill for $710 for damage to their automobile. In August 2014 the city settled with his family for $2M.

Driver Robert Fletcher and passenger Heather Parker died from injuries sustained when their car crashed while fleeing police.

Reportedly reaching 100 MPH on early-morning city streets while trying to evade police, Harrison ran a red light and smashed into the back end of a garbage truck. He died from the impact.

Thomas Borden was being chased by police who wanted to talk to him about a murder. He jumped in front of a train as he tried to evade police and was killed.

Robert L. Willis was killed in a crash while attempting to elude police on a 2008 Suzuki motorcycle. Willis was reportedly driving east on Louisiana 112 at a high rate of speed when he struck the rear of a 2011 GMC Yukon at around 4 p.m., about three miles east of DeRidder. The motorcycle traveled about 616 feet before coming to rest in the westbound side of the roadway. Willis was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the Yukon was not injured.

Deputies fell in behind a speeding Infiniti sedan about 2 a.m. and gave chase. In the pursuit the Infiniti's driver lost control, left the roadway, struck a pole, and rolled some ten times. The driver, Juan Carlos Cordero, and the passenger, Elizabeth Agudelo, were both killed.

Officers chased a white Honda Accord at about 4:30 a.m., on suspicion of having stolen two tires. The Accord lost control, ended up going the wrong way on a major street, and slammed full-speed into two other vehicles. The suspect died at the scene.

Jared R. Toothman, 26, and JenaLee C. McGrane, 21, fled a stop for speeding and crashed their 2002 Honda CBR600 motorcycle into a minivan and were killed.

Bailey was killed when he slammed into a parked pickup during a police chase.

Shahied N. Ladson and Toland B. Gathers fled a police traffic stop, hit a tree and were killed.

Rivas was pursued by Southern Ute and Ignacio police departments westbound on County Road 318 after he almost backed into another vehicle in Ignacio, according to a Colorado State Patrol report. Police stopped the pursuit at mile marker 13 and lost sight of Rivas when he was about two miles ahead of their vehicles. When they caught up with the vehicle, the 1996 blue Cadillac Eldorado was on fire with Rivas trapped inside trying to get out of the car. He was overcome by the fire and pronounced dead at the scene. The spot Rivas drove off the road was at mile marker 7.

An on-duty officer was driving north on Madison Street in his marked patrol unit. As he approached an intersection, a female pedestrian, later identified as Isabel Pablo, attempted to cross outside the crosswalk. The patrol unit collided with Ms. Pablo. She was transported to Riverside Community Hospital where she died of her injuries.