The chase of the Mansfield Police ends after the driver has been ejected; Passenger critically injured

Police persecution ended with a fatal collision in Midlothian and, according to officials, led to closures on Sunday afternoon on all northern traces of US 287.

Around 11:00 a.m., the police officers of Mansfield were informed about a stolen license plate and entering the city limits Mansfield on FM 917, according to a press release from the department. Officers then found the suspicious vehicle in the 1800 block of the Town Crossing Boulevard.

The vehicle, which was occupied by a driver and a passenger, fled out of the area and traveled from the 900 block of the Walnut Creek Drive N. Walnut Creek to the south, the police said in the press release.

The suspicious vehicle neither out of the officials and finally drove to Midlothian, the police said. The vehicle then drove into the wrong way and drove south on the lanes to the north around the 4000 block of the West Us 287 before fell against another vehicle.

The police said that the driver of the suspicious vehicle had been ejected at the scene and declared dead. The passenger was taken to a hospital in Dallas via a helicopter in which they were listed in a critical condition. According to the authorities, no “positively identified” until Sunday.

All occupants of the second vehicle were brought to a local hospital with “non -life -threatening injuries”, the police said.

According to the press release, the vehicle in which the suspects were stolen as stolen by Grand Prairie.

The persecution on Sunday arranged all to the north on the US Highway 287 in the Kimble Road. However, the Midlothian police said that the alleys have been reopened since then.

The investigation of the incident continues, the Mansfield police said, and the Midlothian police will carry out the accident.