6 dead, 2 hospitalized in crash after driver ran red light in downtown Houston

(*2*)Police replied to the crash at round 2 a.m. in the 2000 block of Fannin Street close to Pierce Street.

(*2*)Officers mentioned a black Chrysler 300 sedan that was once touring southbound on Fannin Street crashed with a black Acura SUV heading east on Pierce Street.

(*2*)“The eastbound vehicle on Pierce had the right of way, had a stale green light, and the other vehicle ran a red light, appears to be going very fast, high velocity,” HPD Assistant Chief M. Howard mentioned.

(*2*)Police mentioned the affect led to more than one other people in the cars to be ejected. The Chrysler then left the roadway and went onto a sidewalk.

(*2*)Five males, and one girl died because of the crash. Four other people had been pronounced lifeless on the scene.

(*2*)Four others had been taken to the clinic, which incorporated a person and a girl, who’s in severe situation and suffered life-threatening accidents. The two different sufferers had been later pronounced lifeless on the clinic.

(*2*)The guy was once in the SUV on the time of the crash, and he was once interviewed via legislation enforcement officials. The driver of the Chrysler was once pronounced lifeless on the scene.

(*2*)A homeless guy additionally died in this incident, and police mentioned they have no idea who was once using the SUV.