Incident 1:
New York City suspect was being pulled over for traffic stop at 1:40 a.m. when he struck a parked car and ran away on foot.
While cops were "canvassing the area" looking for the suspect, they got a report of a suspicious man on the roof of a nearby building.
"They went to the scene, where they heard a thud in the back courtyard and eventually found Aristhee’s body, cops said."
The suspect apparently fell to his death while trying to jump between two buildings on West 48th Street in Hell's Kitchen.
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Incident 2:
Sheriff's deputy in Georgia clocked Dodge Charger on Interstate 75 at 102 mph.
He tried to pull the car over but the driver sped away at 169 mph.
They caught up to the Dodge Charger a few minutes later.
It was on fire in the woods off the highway; deputies were able to pull two survivors from the vehicle but four occupants of the car were dead.
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New York City suspect was being pulled over for traffic stop at 1:40 a.m. when he struck a parked car and ran away on foot.
While cops were "canvassing the area" looking for the suspect, they got a report of a suspicious man on the roof of a nearby building.
"They went to the scene, where they heard a thud in the back courtyard and eventually found Aristhee’s body, cops said."
The suspect apparently fell to his death while trying to jump between two buildings on West 48th Street in Hell's Kitchen.
Driver fleeing cops over traffic stop may have fallen jumping between rooftops, police say
A driver fleeing a traffic stop is believed to have jumped to his death from the roof of a Midtown apartment building early Sunday, police said.
nypost.com
Incident 2:
Sheriff's deputy in Georgia clocked Dodge Charger on Interstate 75 at 102 mph.
He tried to pull the car over but the driver sped away at 169 mph.
They caught up to the Dodge Charger a few minutes later.
It was on fire in the woods off the highway; deputies were able to pull two survivors from the vehicle but four occupants of the car were dead.
4 men dead after Dodge Charger speeds away from police at 169 mph, crashes and bursts into flames
A deputy attempted to make a traffic stop but the driver refused to stop, increasing speed to 169 mph.
