A dead man after the police chase ends in the accident

Warren, me. -A police persecution in Warren ended in a tragedy on Friday evening after a suspicious fleeting officer caused a crash with several vehicles in which an uninvolved driver was killed.

According to the Warren police, the officials tried to stop a black Chrysler 300 at 9:33 p.m. on May 24 near Van Dyke and Miller after they had ruthlessly driven. When the officers activated their lights and sirens, the vehicle refused and asked for a persecution.

The suspicious vehicle continued with van Dyke to the north and then turned south before he fell at the intersection of 9 miles and van Dyke. The Chrysler met an uninvolved vehicle that was driven by a 71-year-old woman, and then collided with a second car.

The older driver was taken to a nearby hospital, where she was later declared dead because of her injuries. The occupants of the secondary vehicle had no serious injuries.

The police say that the suspect had fled the scene after the crash, but was quickly arrested by the officials. He is currently in police custody.

Warren Police Department's traffic crass threat design examines the scene. According to the authorities, the intersection of 9 miles and van Dyke will remain closed for a few hours in the course of the examination.

This remains an active and ongoing examination. Further information will be published as soon as you are available.

For updates, contact Warren Police Commissioner Eric Hawkins at 586-574-4803.