A deputy on routine patrol hit and killed a man crossing the street. Deputies say the man was more than 100 feet from the nearest crosswalk.

Antjuan M. Gant was killed after his 2008 Chevrolet Impala hit a building after a police pursuit. According to police, two officers tried to stop Gant near Eighth and Ohio at about 11:35 p.m. because of a broken headlight. Gant allegedly fled at a high rate of speed, and "due to the specific circumstances," the officers stopped the pursuit. Shortly afterward, Gant hit a parked car and a snow bank, and then crashed into the Arnold, Behrens, Nesbit & Gray P.C. building.

An unidentified 17-year old driver was killed and a passenger was critically injured when a high speed police chase ended in a fiery head-on crash in South Los Angeles.

Perez-Leon was struck and killed on his bicycle by a suspect in a stolen Cadillac, fleeing from county deputies in a high-speed chase.

Several off-duty officers had been out drinking together, and were involved in a head-on collision with a tractor-trailer. Two of the off-duty officers in the smaller vehicle, including Viggiano died.

Pursued by police at high speed in a stolen Nissan Pathfinder, and wearing gloves and a handkerchief over his face at the time, Staples' vehicle crossed the center line and crashed head-on into a black Mercedes, killing him and injuring his passenger.

Ofimiano Herrera fled from police and lost control of his car slamming into an SUV. Oscar Almeida Sr. was killed in the crash. Almeida's wife is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. His son and son's girlfriend also suffered serious injuries.

Chad Cullen Childress was killed after his vehicle crashed while fleeing from police.

Officers reported that McAlister had been involved in an accident, and when confronted he fled in the police cruiser. Later in the chase, McAlister crashed the vehicle and died.

Robert DuBray Jr. was killed died in a rollover crash that left at least five others injured after a police chase. At about 2:40 a.m., police responded to a report of suspicious activity and immediately became involved in the pursuit. Police said they'd identified the vehicle as being stolen. Police said the chase lasted about two minutes, ending when the driver failed to negotiate a turn, struck the curb and rolled several times through the grassy right-of-way in front of Neumiller Truck & Auto Body.

Pedestrian Bridget Klecker was killed when she was struck by a car fleeing police in San Francisco.

Marcus Fanning was killed in a crash after fleeing from police in an allegedly stolen car. Fanning's family said that the teen suffered from depression. They say that police were called to the home, but that Fanning drove away. According to police, two officers pursued Fanning as he drove at around 100 mph on Valley View until he crashed into a pickup truck driven by an elderly couple shortly after 2 p.m. Fanning was pronounced dead at the scene. The couple in the pickup were taken to an area hospital in stable condition.

State troopers attempted to pull Lee over at 1 a.m. for a bad license plate light. Lee refused to stop, possibly because of an outstanding failure-to-appear warrant. He pulled off Route 301 and onto Acton Lane. Police describe the chase halted and then the trooper coming across Lee's fatal one-car wreck shortly after.

McSwain was in one of three vehicles that fled from an early-morning merchandise robbery of a jeans outlet store. The other two vehicles got away, but the Acura McSwain was riding in lost control and overturned during a police chase. He died of his injuries.

Local police attempted to stop a speeding vehicle, which developed into a police chase. The 25-year-old suspect lost control of his car, left the road and crashed into a tree, which killed his two passengers, Lashonda Ruth Belk and Gregory Daquan Harris.

Local police attempted to stop a speeding vehicle, which developed into a police chase. The 25-year-old suspect lost control of his car, left the road and crashed into a tree, which killed his two passengers, Lashonda Ruth Belk and Gregory Daquan Harris.

Local police attempted an early-morning traffic stop on a black Nissan sedan for "motor vehicle infractions." The Nissan took off instead. With five passengers and police in pursuit, it sped recklessly through residential sections before the driver lost control and crashed into a utility pole. The impact killed Matthew Andrade and Denise Moreira, and injured the three others.

30-year old Bryan Overstreet was run over by a Worth County deputy while lying in the road

Labradford Davis is facing second-degree murder and resisting, interfering with a lawful stop for leading police on a chase. Louis Davis was killed in the crash.

According to police, trooper Kevin Primel tried to stop Brian Essian's Kawasaki motorcycle around 10:35 a.m. for going 71 mph in a 55 mph zone. Essian allegedly accelerated, clipped a pickup truck and crashed. Essian died from his injured on May 27, 2015. According to reports, Essian was on probation for fleeing from Waterford officer Annette Miller in May 2012.

Ricardo Blackmon crashed into a tree at high speeds while being pursued by police. JPD claims that it wasn't really a chase because the officer hadn't had time to truly begin chasing Blackmon. "The officer noticed the vehicle driving at a high rate of speed with no headlights. He turned around and tried to catch up with it," said Chief Lee Vance of the Jackson Police Department. "Before he even got close to this individual, he turned off of Northside Drive and crashed." The family questions this account due to witnesses who contradict the police statements. Antonio Blackmon said there are two sets of tire tracks on the street and he thinks an officer chased his brother. "They told us that there wasn't a chase, that he was just speeding, but the witnesses at the store say he was being chased by a police officer," Antonio Blackmon said.

State police officers in high speed pursuit crashes and creates accident where two pedestrians died.

Motorcyclist Roger Allen Kirby and his passenger Lori Michelle Walker were pursued by local police for reckless driving, refused to cooperate with a traffic stop, and drove off at 100 MPH or better. He lost control on a curve. The crash left a debris field 150 feet long. Walker was pronounced dead at the scene; Kirby died of his injuries weeks later.

Passenger Sloan McDow and driver Brandon Bigner died after a high speed police chase when their vehicle crashed into an 18-wheeler. The pursuit started just after midnight in Covington when a trooper stopped a Chevrolet Cobalt for going more than 100 mph in a 55 mph zone on US 190 near the intersection of Louisiana 1077. The driver, a 14-year-old boy, was being interviewed outside the car when the front seat passenger, later identified as Bigner, allegedly jumped over the center console into the driver's seat and took off. The trooper put the original driver into his patrol car and radioed for backup. The trooper then followed the speeding Cobalt. Approximately two miles west of the initial traffic stop, the trooper arrived at the scene of the crash. Investigators said the car swerved completely across the eastbound lane of US 190 onto the eastbound shoulder, then overcorrected to the right and into the path of an oncoming 18 wheeler. The front of the 18 wheeler hit the left side of the Cobalt, sending Bigner flying from the car, resulting in severe injuries from which he later died. Sitting in the backseat was Sloan McDow, who died at the scene.

A criminal summons alleges Sgt. John William Leone Jr. was driving a patrol car on Reynolda Road when he ran a red light. The patrol car and Dunnagan's Chevrolet pickup truck collided in the intersection, killing Dunnagan, Winston-Salem police said.

At around 11 p.m., an unnamed cyclist was struck and killed by off-duty officer Eric Prinz's pick-up truck. Investigators said a 70-year-old man on a bicycle was traveling against traffic on Martin Luther King Boulevard approaching South Claiborne Avenue, when he allegedly disregarded a red light at the intersection. He died at the scene. Prinz reportedly took a field sobriety test, including a breathalyzer. The NOPD said the results were negative.

According to police, troopers tried to stop Glen Shepard's motorcycle for speeding at about 11:30 p.m. on Williamson near Tausend. Shepard reportedly fled with troopers in pursuit. Shepard lost control of the bike, struck a fence and a building and was thrown from the motorcycle, police said.

Five suspects fleeing from a burglary, with state troopers in hot pursuit, lost control of their vehicle and crashed. The crash killed Ranfis Perez-Magro, Jarred A. Conner, Santiago Perez, and Antonio Perez. The subsequent police investigation revealed the ring's large cache of firearms.

Five suspects fleeing from a burglary, with state troopers in hot pursuit, lost control of their vehicle and crashed. The crash killed Ranfis Perez-Magro, Jarred A. Conner, Santiago Perez, and Antonio Perez. The subsequent police investigation revealed the ring's large cache of firearms.

Ramey and his wife were crossing Route 211 when their car was struck by a state trooper's, police said. The state trooper was pursuing a different vehicle that was speeding, according to authorities.

Leppell was being pursued by tribal law enforcement at high speed when he hit a curve in the road, lost control of his vehicle, rolled the vehicle, and was fatally injured.

Double-homicide suspect Stafford L. Shaw located in motion on I-295 by state troopers took his 1997 Corvette into the grass median in an attempt to escape. Within seconds he'd caused a four-car pileup, killing himself and two innocent motorists, Wendell E. Hayman and Ethel D. Ellis.

Double-homicide suspect Stafford L. Shaw located in motion on I-295 by state troopers took his 1997 Corvette into the grass median in an attempt to escape. Within seconds he'd caused a four-car pileup, killing himself and two innocent motorists, Wendell E. Hayman and Ethel D. Ellis.

Zaenglein was killed when police said his car struck a utility pole while fleeing a drunk driving stop/

A woman report a robbery, when the deputy showed, they pursued Sherman. He fell off his bike, and he was run over by the cops. He died at the hospital.

Pinkerton-Devito was killed by a patrol car. Details are very sketchy, and it appears that major media in San Francisco have completely ignored this story.

According to police, siblings Gemel Deshawn Brown and Lakreisha Marie Johnson were riding a 2003 Honda motorcycle when Brown pulled out of a private business at a high rate of speed in front of a state trooper around 5:18 p.m. The trooper turned around and activated his lights and siren trying to stop the motorcycle, police said. Brown reportedly failed to stop at an intersection and struck a 2008 Pontiac. Brown and Johnson were pronounced dead at a hospital. The Pontiac's driver and passenger sustained minor injuries, police said.

A federal judge rejected claims by the mother of Kayle Claypoole that Officer Tatsuaki Hayashi was responsible for her daughter's death because the officer chased the car her boyfriend, Taylor Giese, was driving. Both were killed when Giese crashed into a parked truck.

Beech Grove Police Officers were sent to Walmart on a report that Matthew Edmonds was shoplifting. When Edmonds saw the police, he sped away in his vehicle, leading them on a high-speed, chase that also involved Indianapolis Metropolitan Police. During the chase, the officers turned off their lights and sirens on multiple occasions to avoid creating a chase that would be dangerous to the public, yet continued to track Edmonds. While Edmonds was fleeing, he ran a red light and hit a truck, killing driver Donna Niblock.

Officer Mark Gau, 47, drove his police cruiser out of the driveway of a Shell gas station. His cruiser turned west onto Ohio 49 near Hoke Road and collided with Payne's motorcycle, which was traveling east on Ohio 49. Payne died weeks later. Gau later quit his job, claiming PTSD, which is not an unusual reaction when an law enforcement officer kills someone accidentally or in the line of duty.

Burglary suspect Whitworth fled from the police after an attempted traffic stop, although the police were careful to say they did not engage in a pursuit. His vehicle had been reported stolen. Whitworth drove to the interstate, into oncoming traffic, and died in a head-on collision with a semi on an exit ramp. High school student Dane Scott died after a police chase at the same intersection in March 2012.

A motorcyclist died after crashing into a fire hydrant during a high-speed police pursuit that reached speeds in excess of 100 mph on San Fernando surface streets.

A fugitive parolee in a Camaro fleeing police at 95 MPH on city streets lost control, jumped the curb in a residential area, and struck two groups of children and a 23-year-old pedestrian. Dead, brother and sister Michelangelo and Makiah Jackson.

Driver Kimoni C. Davis and his passenger Airshaan D. Warren both died in the course of a 100 MPH police pursuit, when Davis lost control on the approach to a bridge from Ohio to West Virginia. He was being chased for speeding.

Police say the driver, Richard O. Giles Jr., of a car being chased by state troopers was killed and four others were hurt when he crashed into another vehicle while fleeing police. Police thought they smelled marijuana in the car during a traffic stop.

Police said officers with a special operations unit saw a Ford SUV speeding near Manor and Foley about 1:20 p.m. and stopped it. When the officers approached, they allegedly "observed boxes of ammunition inside the vehicle" and the SUV drove away. The officers said they followed for about 30 seconds before calling off the pursuit "due to unsafe road conditions.". The SUV crashed into a vacant home less than a mile away. A rear-seat passenger died at the scene; the driver was critically injured and another passenger was hospitalized in stable condition.

Troopers observed a red motorcycle going more than 100 MPH on Palisades Parkway. They saw him again about an hour later and gave pursuit, suspending the chase just before seeing a cloud of dust that indicated Grant's fatal crash.

Police said troopers tried to pull over Christopher J. Henry's Harley Davidson motorcycle just before 10 p.m. on suspicion of impaired riding. Henry reportedly sped off when troopers turned on their sirens. The motorcycle struck the curb on the south side of King's Party Store's parking lot. Henry then hit a cable attached to a utility pole and a tree. Henry was "cut in half at the waist," police said, and died at the scene.

Travelling in a PT Cruiser they'd stolen from a car wash, repeat offenders Charles T. Boyd and Lucy Hellstrom initiated a high-speed chase with police, reaching at least 80 MPH, before fatally crashing in front of a car dealership. Police claimed "the pursuit was called off before the crash," unlikely given 15 to 20 police vehicles were involved, and the eyewitness accounts in direct contradiction.

Christine Lawhon was killed when she crashed her car into the back of a parked police cruiser on I-64 about 3:30 a.m. Police said two officers were outside of the cruiser looking for speeders in a construction zone. According to police, the officers saw Lawhon's car coming and jumped back inside the cruiser, before impact so they would not get hit. The impact reportedly pushed the cruiser 75 feet. The two officers sustained minor injuries, police said.

Defective tail lights led police to try to pull Ronald Wiley over. He complied at first, then sped away, setting up a police chase on a hilly wooded road. He lost control on a curve and crashed into a tree, which killed him and his passenger Joseph Knox.

A Honda driven by Stephen Weekes, with his 9-year-old son Anthony as a passenger, flew by state troopers on the interstate at 100 MPH. After a chase of about three miles, Weekes sideswiped an Elantra and sped into a stand of roadside trees, killing both of them. The incident caused other accidents and extensive traffic problems.

Christopher B. Griffith was killed after he crashed while leading police on a chase.

Larry Eugene Maharrey was killed when a patrol car driven by deputy Marvin Gomez collided with his motorcycle at an intersection.

At 2:30 a.m. on a Saturday morning local police dispatched to a club happened to see a green GMC pickup breeze through a red light at high speed. Police chased the GMC toward an on-ramp, where it struck Coleman's vehicle, killing him. Surpris Ophilien Jr., 32, pleaded guilty to first-degree aggravated manslaughter and a weapons charge in the crash.

An early-hours Sunday morning police chase of teens Chaz Gracey and David Kezy ended with a fatal crash. The police statement said the officers "were terminating their involvement" in the chase directly before the collision.

Campbell was one of two shoplifting suspects chased away from the Aurora Farms Premium Outlets by police. Campbell's vehicle caused a four-vehicle crash, and she was fatally injured.

An officer tried to stop Stanley R. Bane's 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse for speeding at around 10 p.m. Bane pulled over, but allegedly fled when the officer approached the car. Bane drove west on Highway 92, across the Platte River, and into a neighborhood before turning around and heading back east on 92. The Eclipse rear-ended a semi at a high rate of speed east of Yutan. Bane was pronounced dead at a hospital.

Tyrell Odell was a passenger who died after a police chase and crash just before midnight. Police said the chase started with a report of an armed robbery in the 400 block of Seneca Trail. When officers arrived on the scene, the victims reportedly told them a man with a gun walked up and took items from them. The man then reportedly got into a small white vehicle and fled the scene. Later in the evening, the victim was reportedly in Bossier City when he spotted the vehicle involved in the armed robbery and flagged down an officer. The officer gave chase, following the fleeing vehicle into Shreveport. The truck crashed into a railroad overpass on the exit ramp from I-49 southbound to Hollywood Ave. and Pierremont Rd. and caught fire. Both the driver and passenger were taken to University Health, where the passenger, identified as Odell, was pronounced dead.

Jason Alan Adcock, 31, was allegedly fleeing a domestic disturbance when police began to chase him, and he ran head-on into Terry Lee Stambaugh, killing them both.

Jermaine L. Walker was wanted on Allen County warrants for contempt of court, resisting law enforcement and possession of paraphernalia, police said. He fled and crashed after driving over stop sticks.

Andrew Mark Krolikowski and Jason Ray Monroe were killed in an early-morning Sunday police pursuit. They were sought for speeding. Police said they'd broken off the chase before the vehicle struck a tree and burst into flames.

A suspect fleeing police in a 100 mph high-speed chase struck a Prius carrying two elderly sisters, Nancy Cripe and Mary Dimitt, killing both. The suspect had both marijuana and alcohol in his blood.

Detroit police said they tried to pull over a 2015 Dodge Challenger for driving the wrong way on McNichols. Instead the driver reportedly began speeding down Archdale running over at least five lawns, tree stumps and a light pole before smashing into a tree. The car caught on fire, and the man and woman inside were killed. Sources said the driver had been shot twice.

John Good and Deborah Good were killed in a crash after a pickup truck fleeing police hit their car. Orlando Lucero, the fleeing driver, was also killed in the crash According to police, an officer saw Lucero driving a Ford F-150 erratically and without headlights at around 3:40 a.m. Lucero allegedly refused to pull over, prompting a brief chase. The Ford then collided with the Good's Cadillac. Police claimed that the officer had stopped chasing the truck, but that Lucero did not seem to realize he was no longer being pursued.

John Good and Deborah Good were killed in a crash after a pickup truck fleeing police hit their car. Orlando Lucero, the fleeing driver, was also killed in the crash According to police, an officer saw Lucero driving a Ford F-150 erratically and without headlights at around 3:40 a.m. Lucero allegedly refused to pull over, prompting a brief chase. The Ford then collided with the Good's Cadillac. Police claimed that the officer had stopped chasing the truck, but that Lucero did not seem to realize he was no longer being pursued.

An Arkansas State Trooper stopped Justen Williams, 31, on Highway 1 near the I-40 interchange. As the trooper approached Williams, he pointed a gun at the officer and sped off. The trooper followed Williams eastbound on I-40 for several miles, before he exited onto State Highway 38 toward Widener. Williams was speeding through the town when he crossed a railroad track, lost control and struck a tree. The car then began to burn, police said, and Williams was killed.

At 1:30 in the morning small-town police chased a pickup truck with five teens, after seeing it over-correct after going onto the shoulder. The pickup took off, setting up a chase that ended with the pickup smashing into a tree at full speed. Dead: Zachary Ritter, Darryn Langdell, and Brooklyn Deleplank. The two other teens were left in critical condition.

At 1:30 in the morning small-town police chased a pickup truck with five teens, after seeing it over-correct after going onto the shoulder. The pickup took off, setting up a chase that ended with the pickup smashing into a tree at full speed. Dead: Zachary Ritter, Darryn Langdell, and Brooklyn Deleplank. The two other teens were left in critical condition.

Willie Owens and Margaret Silas were killed when a car fleeing police crashed on Chicago's South Side. Silas and her daughter were on King Drive at around 7:35 p.m. when their Saturn was struck by a Pontiac Bonneville speeding away from police after officers had stopped the driver for a traffic violation. The Saturn was pushed into Owens, who was tending to his truck outside his home. Owens died at a hospital a short time later. Silas was paralyzed in the crash and died from her injuries three days later. Silas' daughter suffered severe injuries. Paul Forbes, 26, was charged with murder, aggravated fleeing and aggravated battery causing great bodily harm.

Jose Campana Ontiveros was killed after he crashed into a fence at Fresno Yosemite International Airport while being chased by deputies.

Hall was a passenger in a vehicle that turned left into an officer's path and the passenger's side was struck. Alcohol was reported to be involved.

Driver Anthony Lizardo and passenger Jose Ortiz were killed after they ran a red light and crashed into an SUV in an effort to escape the CHP.

Officers responded to a carjacking. When vehicle was pulled over and passengers got out of vehicle, Crawford was hit by front end of oncoming police vehicle.

Dana Hughes was killed when 29-year-old Sidney Lamar Foy, who was driving on a suspended license, struck Hughes with a Chrysler 300 as he was fleeing from police.

Breyette crashed his motorcycle while fleeing a police stop. Payson Officer Tyler Forsberg was fired for giving false statements regarding the chase.

A patrol officer heard gunshots and saw Christopher Valle driving away from the location of the shooting in an SUV. The officer pursued. Valle flipped the SUV at a speed of 82 mph, killing himself and his passenger, Martinez.

The Newark Police Department was attempting to arrest Troy Ruff, 22, on aggravated assault and weapons charges stemming from an incident in May. When officers spotted Ruff driving a 2002 Hyundai Sonata, they attempted to pull him over, but Ruff continued driving, police said. After striking a car that was driving on 15th Avenue, Ruff mounted a curb and struck and killed Rahmere Tullis as he was standing on the sidewalk with his mother.

While fleeing police, Stephen Edward Crimmins ran through a stop sign and collided with the side of a tractor-trailer, killing himself and passenger Jessica Cannon.

A police officer was responding to a call for service and did not have lights or sirens on when he struck the pedestrian at the intersection of North Cactus Avenue and West Rosewood Street.

John William Kennedy, 25, apparently hit a Greenville County deputy and fled. He ran into Jordan Howard's motorcycle, killing him.

Steven Thomas MacFadden, Alejandro Tomas Rodriguez, Rose Capela Bio and Megan Little Bear Wall were killed after MacFadden lost control of an SUV and crashed while being chased by a deputies.

Steven Thomas MacFadden, Alejandro Tomas Rodriguez, Rose Capela Bio and Megan Little Bear Wall were killed after MacFadden lost control of an SUV and crashed while being chased by a deputies.

Bedford was crossing the street when she was hit by an officer's squad car, police said. The officer was responding to a domestic disturbance call, according to authorities.

Ernest Edward McCleary III, 19, was driving on Route 22 when police tried to pull him over for a traffic stop, police said. Police followed him along several turns and onto Campbell Mills Road. They later saw him fishtailing on Campbell Mills Road before he crossed the southbound lane of the road into a cornfield, where he was ejected and killed as his car rolled several times.

Six people were killed and several others injured after a police chase in Edna. According to police, officers tried to stop a 2003 Ford Explorer for a traffic violation at around 1:30 a.m. The driver allegedly wouldn't stop, and a chase ensued. The SUV fled north on Highway 59 feeder, turned around at the dead end, then eventually turned onto Highway 59 northbound at County Road 300. Police said the driver appeared to over-correct, rolling the SUV several times. A woman and three men, including the driver, were ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene. Two people died en route to the hospital. Seven others were hospitalized. Two people fled the crash on foot and were arrested. 16 people were reported to have been in the SUV.

Six people were killed and several others injured after a police chase in Edna. According to police, officers tried to stop a 2003 Ford Explorer for a traffic violation at around 1:30 a.m. The driver allegedly wouldn't stop, and a chase ensued. The SUV fled north on Highway 59 feeder, turned around at the dead end, then eventually turned onto Highway 59 northbound at County Road 300. Police said the driver appeared to over-correct, rolling the SUV several times. A woman and three men, including the driver, were ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene. Two people died en route to the hospital. Seven others were hospitalized. Two people fled the crash on foot and were arrested. 16 people were reported to have been in the SUV.

Six people were killed and several others injured after a police chase in Edna. According to police, officers tried to stop a 2003 Ford Explorer for a traffic violation at around 1:30 a.m. The driver allegedly wouldn't stop, and a chase ensued. The SUV fled north on Highway 59 feeder, turned around at the dead end, then eventually turned onto Highway 59 northbound at County Road 300. Police said the driver appeared to over-correct, rolling the SUV several times. A woman and three men, including the driver, were ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene. Two people died en route to the hospital. Seven others were hospitalized. Two people fled the crash on foot and were arrested. 16 people were reported to have been in the SUV.

Chinchilla and another girl, Kylie Lindsey, were passengers in a car that was struck by a trooper as it turned in front of the trooper's path, police said. The trooper, who has been fired, was driving about 30 mph over the posted speed limit seconds before hitting the car, according to authorities.

Rebecca Vandermerwe was killed after crashing into the back of a truck during a police chase that began in Pratt County. Vandermerwe was reportedly driving a 2013 Toyota Highlander erratically when a deputy tried to pull her over. According to police, Vandermerwe sped off and led the deputy on a chase reaching more than 100 mph before she lost control of the vehicle at an exit ramp in Kingman County and rear-ended a semitrailer. Vandermerwe was pronounced dead at the scene of the 7:30 a.m. crash.

Police said Robinson was hit and killed when he was crossing the U.S.-70 bypass by Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma tribal officer Larry Masters.

Bradley Chavez and Donovan Cagney were killed when their car crashed during a police chase that ended in Watertown. Shortly before 2 a.m., deputies stopped the teens on County Road E, south of Watertown. The driver allegedly drove off at high speeds toward the town, then lost control on a curve and crashed into a tree. Chavez and Cagney died at the scene. Three teenaged girls in the back seat were injured in the crash, two of them critically.

Trooper C. D. Montgomery hit and killed pedestrian Derrick Mason on Interstate 85 around 1:30 a.m. Fatal Encounters apologizes for the occasional use of birth names for transgender people. Police and news media often report the birth names instead of the real names, so we have to have both in our name field to prevent duplications in the dataset.

Zachary Phillips was riding a motorcycle at 12:49 a.m. when he was stopped by a state trooper. According to reports, Phillips acknowledged the officer and then fled. After a brief pursuit, the motorcycle failed to negotiate a curve and crashed. Phillips was pronounced dead at the scene.

Christopher Anthony Kemp, 27, sped away from police on Route 40 in Wharton to avoid arrest for driving with a suspended license, police said. Kemp is accused of driving in the wrong lane in excess of 115 mph, causing several vehicles to collide and narrowly avoiding a crash with a state police vehicle. The chase ended when he crashed head-on into a car at Rankin Road. That driver, Erik James Yannitelli, 22, of Farmington, was killed.

Passengers Laura Fisher and Jeanne Hounsell and driver, South Lake Tahoe police officer Mark Hounsell, were killed in a single-vehicle rollover on US Highway 50 near the Rawhide Mine turnoff. At about 5 p.m., the party was traveling westbound when for some unknown reason the driver allowed the 2004 Chevrolet Suburban to drift off the road and then attempted to overcorrect. According to the initial investigation, the SUV overturned several times. The Hounsell's four children were hospitalized as a result of the accident. The NHP said it didn't suspect impairment as a cause of the crash.

Raymone West, 26, was driving in Springfield when troopers saw his car with a broken headlight. The trooper stopped the car near Linden Avenue and Washington Street. When the car stopped, and the trooper exited his vehicle, a passenger fled on foot, and West sped away. The trooper chased the car on Linden, before it ran a red light at Selma Road and West lost control, jumping the curb and striking and killing Shannon Gonzalez.

Sergeant Bluff police gave chase after a driver—believed to have been intoxicated—refused to pull over for a traffic stop. However, the officers soon pulled back due to rainy conditions. Ephrom Troy Barfield continued to drive at high speeds, lost control and crashed on old Highway 75 near Salix, police said. Barfield was ejected during the crash and died of his injuries. Officers were an estimated three-fourths of a mile behind him at the time he crashed.

According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Jeremy Galvez was running across State Road 436—not in a crosswalk or within an intersection. The driver of the unmarked police car was Zachary Price, 23, of Casselberry. Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the case, and the officer was temporarily reassigned.

Officer Gary Paul Evelyn, 51, of Big Cypress struck Seide as he drove westbound in his marked Seminole police pick-up truck. Evelyn was driving along the inner westbound lane when he came upon Seide, who was also in the inside westbound lane, the Florida Highway Patrol report said. Seide was hit with the truck's left front, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Jeremiah Darrin Perry was killed after a man fleeing police hit another vehicle which then struck Jeremiah as he sat in his stroller at a bus stop with his mother. According to officials, officers were chasing a Mercedes whose driver had allegedly hit an unoccupied police cruiser at the scene of a crash that had killed Randolph Croom, 51, on Pulaski Highway shortly after 9 p.m. The driver fled west on Pulaski Highway and into Baltimore City. The Mercedes was driving northbound on Moravia Road toward Sinclair Lane when it struck a Volvo, which spun, jumped the curb and hit Jeremiah at the bus stop. Jeremiah died at a hospital. Wayne Anthony Green Jr., 38, was charged in connection with the wreck.

Fleeing from police in a Ford Mustang stolen at gunpoint, 15-year-old Wesley Brown topped 100 mph, weaving down a dark road before the crash that killed Wendy Harris-Aceves, police say.

A stolen pickup truck driven by Mitchell Kauffman ran a stop sign and collided with another pickup and a BMW, killing Kauffman's passenger, Joshua Duncan, and the driver of the other truck, Juan Villegas.

Police said an officer saw Richard Stubbs driving near 288th & Ida and suspected he was drunk. The officer reportedly began a slow pursuit under 30 mph until Stubbs turned onto 288th, where he sped up to over 90 mph. According to police, they then called off the chase. Stubbs continued north, crashed into a Valmont Industries guard shack, and died at the scene.The guard was hospitalized with serious injuries.

Passenger SaKeyla Harris and driver Lionel Shoate were killed in a crash after a short police chase. At around 11 p.m., police stopped Shoate's SUV on suspicion of driving under the influence. He allegedly took off, then crashed into a concrete pillar and flipped several times, ejecting Harris and pinning Shoate inside the vehicle. Both Harris and Shoate died at the scene.

Andre Smith died when the Honda Civic he was driving crashed after state police attempted to stop it to question him about an incident earlier in the night. Police said Smith took off at an "excessive speed" when a state police cruiser activated its lights and sirens. Smith tried to turn right onto Bank Street, but his car struck a building.

Two Spring Garden Township officers were called to Suburban High School regarding an assault, police said. The officers were gathering information on the school grounds when someone pointed out a Buick LeSabre to the officers and said the attackers were in that car. The officers gave chase.During the pursuit, the car struck a curb and overturned, killing cousins Brandon Lamar Moultrey and Elijah Moultrey. Brandon Moultrey was a wanted fugitive who failed to surrender himself at York County Prison more than a month prior.

Two burglary suspects, Adarius Brown and Antonio Henry, were killed when the stolen SUV they were in crashed and flipped on State Road 417 while being pursued by a Seminole County police helicopter while other deputies deployed stop sticks, police said.

Police said a chase started after they tried to stop a Dodge Charger. The chase was reportedly called off briefly and then resumed. The Charger crashed into a vehicle driven by Jeff Gill, who died.

Pedestrian Jack Phoenix was decapitated after being hit by a car that was fleeing police.

Chandra Weaver was killed when her Pontiac Grand Am was struck by a police car. According to police, two officers were driving south on Paseo in a marked patrol car just before 1 a.m. when Weaver's Grand Am pulled in front of them. The police car struck the driver's side of the Pontiac, killing Weaver instantly.

Daniel Avalos was killed after he crashed during a high-speed pursuit with the CHP from Redwood City to San Jose. At around 3:30 a.m., officers began chasing a Honda Accord that was reportedly driving as fast as 125 mph in the Gilroy area. According to officials, Avalos led officers onto I-280, where he tried to exit at Winchester Boulevard, hit some dirt, lost control of the car and crashed. The Honda went airborne and rolled at least once. Avalos was pronounced dead at a hospital. A passenger was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. One officer reportedly sustained minor injuries when a patrol vehicle crashed into a sign. Officers later said the Honda had been reported stolen.

Just before midnight a Paradise police officer saw a Toyota 4Runner leave a bar with its headlights off. As the officer tried to catch the car, it hit the median and flipped. As the officer began to investigate the scene, he found that Ehorn had been ejected and was lying in front of the car, which was on its side with the driver side up. "(Thomas) was coming up through the driver-side window," police said. "The officer un-holstered his weapon and fired one shot, and the man went back down."

On Oct. 5, 2015, Thomas Phillip Leae stole a 1999 Honda. He and his girlfriend, 18-year-old Ailiana Siufanua, used the vehicle to watch and later rob and murder a jewelry store owner in Vancouver, Washington, on Nov. 25, 2015. Siufanua entered the store with a loaded gun and shot the owner when he tried to resist, police said. Surveillance video of the robbery showed Siufanua taking cash, jewelry and silver antiques. When police caught up with them on Nov. 30, 2015, Leae fled and crashed, killing Siufanua. Leae was convicted of second-degree murder.

Vanessa Zamora and Sergeant Jeremy Fielder both died after their cars crashed head on at around 8 p.m.

Addison Villa was killed when the 2000 Honda Accord he was in hit a Toyota Camry, then crashed into an electrical pole and concrete wall while being chased by the CHP in Garden Grove. A CHP tried to stop the Honda for allegedly speeding on the 5 freeway just south of the 22 freeway at around 1:30 a.m. The ensuing chase reportedly lasted a few minutes before the Honda crashed near the Chapman Avenue off-ramp. The Honda burst into flames, and a CHP sergeant and Garden Grove police officer used a fire extinguisher and save the driver and two passengers, but the flames got too hot to rescue Villa, the third passenger. Villa was pronounced dead at the scene. Passengers Adilene Chavira, 19, and Saul Chavira, 22, were hospitalized with injuries. Driver Dagoberto Orepeza, 29, was taken to Long Beach Memorial Hospital. Orepaza was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving and felony evading.

A lawsuit, filed by Sonjia Johnson-Baker's family, alleged negligence, gross negligence and wrongful death on the part of the Maryland Transportation Authority, four of its officers, the state transportation department; and Michael R. Brown of Hagerstown, a driver who was fleeing police. Johnson-Baker and Jason Brian Canter, a passenger in Brown's car, were killed in the crash, and four others were injured. Brown pleaded guilty to two counts of negligent manslaughter with an automobile and was sentenced to 18 years in prison and two years of probation.

Theodore R. Rowe III and Charles A. Traylor were killed when their Honda Prelude crashed into a tree after fleeing police. According to police, an officer had begun to give chase after the car fled an attempted traffic stop, but there was not a pursuit underway at the time of the 4 a.m. crash. The passenger, Rowe, died at the scene. Traylor, the driver, died at a hospital.

Eric Williams was killed Saturday after he fled from state trooper Jeffrey Costa and flipped his car on Route 101. Costa attempted to stop Williams at around 3 p.m. in a 2007 dark blue Ford Crown Victoria for multiple violations. Williams allegedly didn't stop and continued eastbound at a high rate of speed until he lost control of the car between Exits 11 and 12. The car rolled over into the median and came to rest in the westbound lane. Williams was thrown from the car when it overturned and died at the scene.

Thomas R. Rutledge Jr. was killed and his wife was seriously injured when their car was hit by a Chevrolet Tahoe being pursued by state police. A trooper had attempted to stop the SUV for speeding at around 12:45 p.m., but the driver reportedly refused to pull over. As the pursuit entered Powhatan on US 60, the Powhatan Sheriff's Office deployed a tire-deflation device at US 522. As the SUV approached, the driver abruptly changed lanes and struck Rutledge's 2009 Kia. Rutledge died at a hospital. The SUV's driver, Andre T. Eanes, 18, was treated for minor injuries and charged with murder.

While fleeing a police stop in a high-speed chase and after avoiding stop sticks, Esteban R. Cuatlacuatl crashed into a pole and died.

David Michael Elmore reportedly made a sudden U-turn on I-5 at the Mexican border, sped nearly 40 miles the wrong way in the southbound freeway lanes, and could not be stopped by a spike strip before he crashed into another vehicle head-on, killing himself and both occupants of the other car, Shun Yang and Manlin Yang (not related).

Hiltz drove away from a traffic stop. After running over spike strips, he crashed and died of his injuries.

Pedestrian Monica Duboise was killed after being struck by an unmarked vehicle driven by a deputy Jeromy Snyder, who was reportedly responding to a burglary in progress in Hesperia.

Oscar Chavez and Willie Toy were killed when Chavez reportedly fled a routine traffic stop and crashed his Chevrolet Camaro into Toy's Metro maintenance van in Hollywood. Police conducted a traffic stop near Sunset Boulevard and Argyle Avenue at around 1:45 a.m. A female passenger got out and Chavez fled the scene, then crashed the van. The van burst into flames and Toy was pronounced dead at the scene. Chavez died at the scene. Officials initially said the fleeing driver was pursued by police, but later said Chavez crashed about a minute after leaving the area and that a pursuit never occurred.

Miller was killed after he was hit by a car driven by an off-duty police officer. The accident occurred about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 3200 block of the northbound side of I-45 in Dickinson, Dickinson Police Department Public Information Officer Tim Cromie said.

Police said an officer tried to stop 17-year-old David Mills' Crown Victoria just before 9:20 p.m. on S Westnedge Avenue because the car matched the description of one that had just fled from a traffic stop in Kalamazoo. Mills reportedly drove through a Pizza Hut parking lot, then headed west on Kilgore Road with the officer in pursuit. A second police cruiser joined the chase and a third officer set out stop sticks at Oakland and Schuring Road, but Mills kept driving. About four minutes after the chase began, Mills hit Crystal Marie Norton's Chevrolet Impala as she tried to turn north. Norton died at the scene. Mills and his teenage passenger were physically uninjured, according to reports. Mills was charged with first-degree fleeing and eluding police and driving without a license causing death.

Police said the driver of the red SUV was spotted by a South Precinct police officer driving erratically. The SUV was traveling at a high rate of speed, witnesses said, and had almost run several cars off of the road. Police said he had also run multiple red lights. A South Precinct officer was attempting to stop the SUV when the crash happened.

Sharon Mitterling of Warsaw was crossing Husky Trail to get the mail when she was struck by a marked police car.

Quantarius Miller was driving when a Cocoa Police oficer atttempted to pull him over. He crashed into a car and then into a concrete wall, killing himself and his passenger, Michelle Jenkins.

Porter Jr. was a passenger in a car that collided with a van during a high-speed chase with a sheriff's deputy. The driver of the car, 22-year-old Ulises Damien Rangel, was arrested and is facing charges of operating a motor vehicle while his license was suspended, revoked or denied causing death and carrying a concealed weapon, according to the Berrien County Sheriff's Department.

Kryzysztof Krawczynski and Elzbieta Gurtler-Krawczynska were killed in a car accident home when they were hit by a driver who was fleeing Johns Creek police. They were returning home from a dinner celebrating Gurtler-Krawczynska's 78th birthday. Krawczynski was 77. Larry and Jesse Thomas were the ones running from police.

Phillip Chang reportedly attempted to avoid the CHP by driving more than 100 mph on a Buena Park freeway before crashing. Chang died in a hospital 12 hours later.

College Park Police Department received a report of an automobile theft at the Westin Hotel. Officers responded and the suspect drove off in the car. Police told FOX 5 officers attempted to pull over the driver but he fled to Atlanta. The suspect later crashed into the car with Dorothy Smith Wright, 75, of Atlanta, Cameron Costner, 12, of Fayetteville and Layla Partridge, 6, of Fayetteville, killing the grandmother and grandchildren. At presstime, the suspect remained at large.

Mia Holden was killed when a truck being chased by police crashed into her car. Police were engaged in a low-speed pursuit of an allegedly stolen truck driven by Sherman Jenkins when the crash occurred at around 5 a.m. Jenkins, 62, was charged with first-degree murder.

According to reports, a chase began after police tried to stop Tibias Kwame Anderson for an unspecified traffic violation around 1:50 a.m. Police said they stopped chasing Anderson when he got on southbound I-75 going north. According to police as the officers were leaving the area they saw an explosion and discovered Anderson had struck a 2007 Saab. Anderson was ejected from his vehicle and died at the scene. The two people in the Saab were seriously injured.

Roland Zanie, Gene Mollique Jr. and David Hamilton III were killed when their car crashed into a taxi and burst into flames during a police chase near the NFL's Super Bowl City in San Francisco.

Joy Lambert was killed when a car fleeing from deputy Chris Moski struck her car. According to police, Moski tried to stop a car driven by Laronda Graham, 22, for speeding at around 8 a.m., but Graham took off at speeds of up to 80 mph. Investigators said Moski ended the chase at Springfield and Preston. Graham crashed into Lambert's vehicle about half a mile later at Cunningham. Lambert was ejected from the car and died at the scene. Graham was charged with two counts of aggravated DUI involving death, reckless homicide, aggravated DUI involving bodily harm, aggravated fleeing from police and other charges.

Deputy Emily Ann Grubbs was driving a marked police vehicle, which had its emergency lights and sirens activated. She was traveling eastbound on 64 to assist another deputy who was checking on an alarm call. Pettiet's vehicle, a white 2012 Nissan Maxima, had a green light and was attempting to turn onto Highway 64 from Highway 243. Grubbs disregarded a red light and crashed into the driver's side of Pettiet's car. Pettiet died after several months on life support.

Edward Greene was killed when his car was hit by a car being chased by a KHP trooper. At about noon, the trooper attempted to stop a Chevrolet Impala driven by Marcos Cruz Jr. for a traffic violation. After a brief pursuit, the Impala struck a Toyota passenger car traveling westbound on 6th Avenue. Greene, a passenger in the Toyota, was killed. The Toyota's driver was hospitalized. Two of Cruz's passengers were injured, including his 8-month-old son. Cruz, 20, was charged with first degree murder.

According to Midway Police, authorities initiated a pursuit of a stolen vehicle. Police say the chase began in Midway, and ended in a residential neighborhood when the vehicle crashed. The passenger was killed.

A deputy started chasing a vehicle that had been parked on US-18 east of Oelrichs, South Dakota, at around 4 a.m. Oglala Sioux officers then took over and followed the vehicle south into Nebraska. According to police, the vehicle suddenly reversed course and headed north, striking a tribal police cruiser and injuring an officer. The vehicle went out of control and crashed, catching fire. The driver, Kerry Peters, died in the crash. Two passengers were hospitalized.

Police say a deputy was driving his patrol car through an intersection when he hit Rocha. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Two men stole a Ford F-350 pickup truck, a trailer with two off-road vehicles. The owner saw the thieves, began to follow them and called police. Patrol officers caught up with the stolen truck as the driver was headed northbound on Wadsworth Parkway. Police activated their lights and sirens and tried to make a traffic stop. They say that's when the driver of the stolen truck veered across the median and into the southbound lanes, striking Holman's car head-on. The young mom died at the scene.

Michigan State Police troopers responded to a call of a despondent person who reportedly had a gun in his vehicle, according to police. Troopers spotted the vehicle and attempted to pull it over, and the driver failed to stop. Troopers eventually ran the vehicle off the road. Troopers found the driver unresponsive. Jennings died at the scene.

Two teenagers, Cornell Gilbert and Syiid Brinkley in a stolen car were killed in a crash after the driver fled police, police said. Patrol officers had been on the lookout for the car after it was reported stolen nearby earlier in the day, police said. Officers in a marked police cruiser spotted the car and attempted to stop it, police said. They said the BMW hit a curb and then crashed into the utility pole. The driver was not injured.

Lonnie Blue Jr. was killed when a car fleeing an alleged shoplifting at a Walmart crashed into his car head on. Blue died at the scene. Donnell Williams Johnson, 28, Ashley Travis, 23, and James Williams, 35, were arrested after the crash, which occurred shortly before midnight. Jackson Police Chief Lee Vance disputed claims by Clinton police that Jackson police were informed of the high-speed pursuit in advance.

DMPD officers Carlos Puente-Morales and Susan Farrell were transporting Tosha Nicole Hyatt, who was in custody for unlawful possession of a prescription drug, when their police SUV was hit head-on by a vehicle being driven by Benjamin E. Beary. Beary was reportedly driving the wrong direction on I-80 when he caused the fiery crash at around 12:40 a.m. Hyatt, Farrell, Puente-Morales and Beary were all killed in the crash. According to police, Beary had a blood alcohol level of 0.22, and was traveling at 102 mph in a 70 mph zone. An investigation found that the police SUV was going 79 mph.

DMPD officers Carlos Puente-Morales and Susan Farrell were transporting Tosha Nicole Hyatt, who was in custody for unlawful possession of a prescription drug, when their police SUV was hit head-on by a vehicle being driven by Benjamin E. Beary. Beary was reportedly driving the wrong direction on I-80 when he caused the fiery crash at around 12:40 a.m. Hyatt, Farrell, Puente-Morales and Beary were all killed in the crash. According to police, Beary had a blood alcohol level of 0.22, and was traveling at 102 mph in a 70 mph zone. An investigation found that the police SUV was going 79 mph.

Rudy Javier Vargas died instantly after the Honda Accord he was driving crashed into a Ford Mustang, killing Alejandro "Alex" Peyro, a passenger in the Mustang. According to officials, a deputy began chasing Vargas' Honda in Colton at around 5 a.m. but then backed off as the car hit speeds of up to 100 mph. A short time later, the Honda ran a stoplight and struck a Ford Mustang in San Bernardino. Both cars crashed through the fence of a nearby business and hit the building.

At 10:56 p.m., an officer was traveling westbound on Highway 16 and saw a vehicle in the opposite direction that was speeding. The 49-year-old officer was preparing to make a turn to pursue that vehicle when she failed to notice a 2004 Toyota Camry in front of her that was also traveling westbound. The officer hit the Camry, sending that car into the opposite lane where it collided into a 2005 Toyota Matrix traveling eastbound. The driver of the Camry, Alice Suzanne Goudie, was killed.

Driver Anthony Raymond Castillo and passenger Melissa Marie Miller were killed when their SUV crashed through a gate at the Naval Air Station Lemoore base and hit a parked FA-18E Super Hornet while leading the CHP on a high-speed chase. The chase reportedly began off base at around 11:30 p.m., when a CHP officer stopped to check on a Jeep Grand Cherokee parked on the roadside. Castillo allegedly sped off, driving erratically and going the wrong way at one point before leaving CA 198. Castillo eventually crashed into the fighter jet, which was parked about 7 miles inside the base, officials said. The chase lasted about 15 minutes. Miller died at the scene, and Castillo died at a hospital. Beither Miller or Castillo had any military affiliation, according to officials.

Parham was killed when his vehicle was struck by a police cruiser responding to a call about an accident stemming from a police chase.

The victim allegedly stepped in front of a police car on Saturday night around 11 p.m. giving the officer no chance to apply the brakes. The subject was killed.

Three men allegedly stole a Honda at gunpoint near 15th Avenue South and South State Street, police said. Three hours later, a Seattle police officer tried to pull over the vehicle at 21st Avenue Southwest and Southwest Webster Street. The driver took off and was speeding until reaching Highland Park Drive Southwest, where the car crossed the centerline and struck an Acura, killing its driver, Devin Francis. Police say they found a handgun in the stolen vehicle. It is unclear how the 16-year-old is connected to the carjacking.

Police say that the SUV Franklin was driving matched the description of a suspected vehicle involved in a "stealing in progress" call from Plato's Closet. A Manchester police officer located the vehicle stopped at a red light and attempted to pull the SUV over. The car didn't pull over and drove onto the ramp for northbound Highway 141 and accelerated. The officer followed, realized the vehicle was not going to yield and stopped pursuit. The vehicle continued to drive at a high rate of speed on in the far left lane until hitting the sedan. Franklin, the driver, was killed.

A chase started when a traffic stop was attempted. The suspect vehicle fled the traffic stop and officers pursued after the vehicle, police said. Officials said the driver of the police cruiser called off the pursuit 12 seconds before the crash. The fleeing vehicle, driven by James Smith Jr., struck another vehicle head on, killing Hollis Daryl Crump.

Deputy Jean-Fritz Cadet had just shut off his lights and siren, according to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office, when he crashed into a woman's vehicle, killing her.

According to police, deputies responded around 2 a.m. after a caller reported a suspicious Pontiac Grand Prix parked in the road and hearing an argument. Deputies saw the car at the corner of Quimby and Tanner and attempted to contact the occupants, but the Pontiac fled east on Quimby and crashed after about a quarter mile. The driver, identified as David Scott, died at the scene.

Aroldo Vela-Chavez, allegedly struck and killed a woman and then went crashing through a Pittsburg golf course's fence after he fled when an officer tried to stop him for speeding, according to police.

Heberliing was struck by a deputy on patrol along Northeast Sandy Boulevard in Wood Village, the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office said. The crash happened around 4:10 a.m. near the Walmart Store. The deputy told investigators that the man was not in a crosswalk and was wearing dark clothing.

DeLong was walking across Coastal Highway from east to west and was in the north crosswalk against the pedestrian signal when he was struck and killed, police said. The driver of the vehicle was Ocean City Officer Xeniya Patterson, a five-year veteran officer who was on duty and traveling southbound on Coastal Highway while on routine patrol.

An officer was responding to a call about gunshots on Graydon Avenue, and had the cruiser's lights and sirens on when he crashed into Crittsinger at an intersection.

Larmon was killed when his car was knocked off the road by a pursuing state trooper.

Police said Canty ran out into traffic and in front of the patrol vehicle. The officer, they said, didn't have time to stop, and Canty was killed.

Mylynda Martinez was on the run after police tried to pull her over for a traffic infraction. Police said they had been following her from a drug house in Leesburg. Martinez was on County Road 33, fleeing Lake County deputies, when she lost control of the car, which had been disabled by spike strips, and went into oncoming traffic. Martinez then crashed head-on into the Escalade driven by Kimberly King, killing them both.

According to police, a deputy stopped Devin Young's SUV shortly before 5 p.m., but Young drove away as the deputy approached. A short high-speed chase ensued until the SUV hit the median, went out of control, hit a tree and burst into flames, killing Young.

Dakota Avants, 22, of Pine Bluff, the car's diriver, was charged with two counts of first-degree murder after two passengers in the vehicle, Kersha L. Arrington, 32, and Ashley Nicole Whittington, 30, both of Pine Bluff, died as the result of injuries sustained in the crash, which occurred after a highspeed pursuit that originated in Hot Spring County.

Deputies responded to a report of an unattended child in a minivan at the Morgantown Mall around 3 p.m. According to police, the deputies saw the van leaving the parking lot and tried to stop the driver, Ladonna Crites, but she continued south. The pursuit reportedly reached speeds between 60-70 mph on the curvy road before Crites lost control of the van on a curve and hit some trees about 20 yards down a hill. Crites died at the crash site. A toddler and an infant inside the van were taken to a hospital. Police said the children's injuries were not believed to be life threatening.

Robert D. Reinold was killed when his car crashed while fleeing from a deputy. A deputy responded to a complaint involving Reinold at about 2 p.m. Another deputy saw Reinold's vehicle and stopped him. Shortly after the stop, Reinold fled and the deputy followed, though police said he turned off his emergency lights. Seconds later, the deputy reportedly saw Reinold's vehicle hit a train bridge and start on fire. Police said the deputy tried to extinguish the fire, but was unable to get Reinold out.

St. Francis County Sheriff Bobby May said the incident started when Long fled a traffic stop and was chased by deputies. Long then got his vehicle stuck in someone's front yard and took off running. As deputies searched the area, May said Long ran into the road and was struck by a deputy's vehicle. He died several days later.

Black was walking in the roadway in the early morning about 4 a.m., when Officer Justin Futrell struck and killed him.

Floyd was killed when the motorcycle he was operating failed to stop at a stop sign and pulled into the path of another vehicle while he was fleeing police.

An officer tried to pull over Span's motorcycle for a traffic violation. Span evaded the officer, crashed into a street sign and died.

A deputy was trying to stop 26-year-old Andre Lee Davis-Johnson because he committed "a hazardous traffic violation" by "pulling out in front of other vehicles," according to police. He crashed into Kailyn Jones's car, killing her. Davis-Johnson faced a number of charges including leaving the scene of a deadly crash, aggravated fleeing and drug possession.

Amirah Kinlaw was killed when a police officer, Aisha White-Bey, chased a 14-year-old boy driving a stolen Jeep. She was walking from Steuart Hill Academic Academy in West Baltimore to an after-school program when she was hit. A man was also seriously hurt in the collision, and a crossing guard and a young boy were injured. The boy was charged with vehicular manslaughter and auto theft. He was charged as a juvenile, and police withheld his name.

An officer attempted to stop motorcyclist Vincent Quang for a traffic violation near 14th and High streets at around 9:45 p.m. According to police, Quang rode into a convenience store parking lot indicating that he was stopping, but then sped out of the lot. Police said the officer didn't pursue Quang and lost sight of him due to the high speed. While checking the area, police discovered Quang had crashed.

At about 4:50 p.m., officers investigating a call of a person with a gun walked up to a Chevrolet Equinox. The driver then allegedly took off and crashed into another vehicle in an alley east of State Street. Amari Catchings, a passenger in the Equinox, died at the scene.

Ana Bolton, 22, hit and killed Jamaris Davis, while going up to 120 mph during a police chase in southwest Atlanta. She pleaded guilty to murder and other charges.