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Charges have been filed after a police chase ends in a crash that killed an innocent driver in Humble Wednesday evening.
Investigators say a woman in the passenger seat was ejected due to the crash and she and the driver were rushed to a hospital in serious condition.
The Chambers County Sheriff’s Office said two people have been arrested after a chase that went through the City of Baytown Saturday.
A person has been arrested after crashing their vehicle as they led authorities on a chase in Houston.
A driver was killed in a crash after leading Harris County sheriff’s deputies on a pursuit Monday, authorities said.
Two troopers from the Texas Department of Safety were reportedly injured while responding to a pursuit of a suspect in West Harris County.
Three suspects are in custody after leading officers on a pursuit that began in southeast Houston and ended in Pearland early Saturday, police said.
Five suspects, including four teens, were taken into custody after an attempted robbery led to a short chase in north Houston Saturday morning, police said.
Two carjacking suspects have died and three other suspects were injured after a pursuit that ended in a crash in north Harris County Wednesday, deputies with Harris County Sheriff’s Office said.
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HOUSTON – A burglary suspect is dead after a crash during a police pursuit in northeast Houston Monday, police said. Police said a security guard reported a burglary at a trucking company. According to investigators, Houston police attempted to stop the two suspects but they drove away, eventually crashing into a van in the 10040 block of Wallisville Road. Police said one suspect who was also the passenger was taken to the hospital, where he later died. According to officers, he’ll now face a murder charge.
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HOUSTON – Two women riding in the back of an Uber are dead after police said a pursuit suspect crashed into the car they were in, going over 100 mph. Police said the driver they believe is responsible is now facing felony murder charges. According to police, they were chasing a vehicle after a driver, who has been identified as 45-year-old Brian Okeith Tatum, reportedly ran a red light. Police said the pursuit came to an end when Tatum crashed into an Uber driver in a silver Honda and killed the two women sitting in the back seats. The Uber driver was transported to Ben Taub Hospital in unknown condition and the suspect was transported to the hospital with minor injuries, police said.
