Houston Police Chase Ends in Death

A Houston police chase today ended with the fatal crash of a car driven by a suspect who reportedly robbed a home. According to the police, the suspect had been fleeing from police for about three hours before the chase ended, when he was shot in the face by Officers. The suspect then barricaded himself in his home for a few hours before finally surrendering.

houston police chase ends in fatal crash

A Houston police chase ends in a fatal crash after a suspect leads police on a high-speed pursuit. The man, Damian West, was out on bond when he was involved in the crash. The chase began on Gulf Freeway frontage road near Beltway 8 in southeast Houston. Police officers were checking the area for suspicious activity when they spotted a car. They attempted to pull the driver over but the man refused. As the officers pursued him, he began throwing things from his vehicle. The suspect eventually was captured.

The suspect reportedly fired shots at the police officers when they got out of the car. The suspect struck three officers and all returned fire. Despite the firefight, the suspect fled the scene in a white Mercedes. He was later carjacked at gunpoint and fled the scene in the car. Police were tracking the suspect, who eventually crashed into a home several miles from the scene.

robbery suspect flees from police

A robbery suspect fled from police in Houston after a police chase ended in a crash that killed a woman and injured six others. The crash also injured a Harris County Sheriff’s deputy and two children. The crash was the result of a high-speed chase that involved seven vehicles. It occurred near the intersection of Laura Koppe Road and Lockwood Drive. The deputy’s patrol car was involved in the crash, but lost control of his car and hit a pedestrian.

Police are asking the public’s help in identifying the suspect in this case. According to police, the suspect robbed a Sprint store on Main Street around 4 p.m. June 23. The suspect acted like a customer, demanded money from the cash register, and then fled. When the clerk pressed the panic button, the suspect fled on foot.

Officers shot in the face

A 29-year-old police officer was shot in the face during a police chase in Houston. She was struck by a bullet to the face and foot and is expected to survive. The chase began after officers found a stolen car connected to an aggravated robbery. After setting up a perimeter around the vehicle, the suspect pulled up in front of a home, where he fired at the officers. One of the officers was struck in the head and foot with the gunfire, but was able to shoot the suspect dead.

Officers responding to the scene said that the suspect was armed with two semi-automatic pistols and an extended magazine. Police say that both weapons were loaded with live ammunition, which made the pursuit even more dangerous.

Suspect barricaded himself in home for hours before surrendering

After leading Houston police on a pursuit today, a suspect shot three officers, stole their vehicle, and barricaded himself in his home, surrendering hours later. The incident began after officers responded to a report of a family disturbance. The three officers were hospitalized with non-life threatening wounds. Two were transported in another patrol officer’s car, while the third was taken by Houston firefighters.

The chase began in a neighborhood near Strawberry Manor, where the suspect intentionally crashed into a patrol vehicle. The pursuit ended at a home on Jacinto Avenue, where the suspect barricaded himself for hours before surrendering. Police say the suspect was known to live in the house, but it’s unclear whether he broke into a neighbor’s home or a stranger’s.