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Grandmother, 63, killed on Christmas Day by hit-and-run driver on U.S. 75, police say
A grandmother was killed Christmas Day by a hit-and-run driver on Highway 75, police said. (NBC 5)
Updated at 8 p.m. with the names of the victim and suspect.
A grandmother was killed and her five family members were injured Christmas Day by a hit-and-run driver on U.S. 75, Richardson police said.
Atheer Latif, 23, of Plano, who fled the scene, later called police and confessed, said Sgt. Kevin Perlich. He will be charged with criminal negligent homicide.
Atheer Latif, 23 (Richardson police)
All lanes of 75 southbound were closed from the time of the 11:30 a.m. crash until 6:30 p.m., Perlich said.
The grandmother, Madhavi Meharunkar, 63, of Plano, was traveling in a Honda Odyssey minivan being driven by her son along with her husband, her son’s wife and their two toddlers. The grandmother died at the scene. All the surviving victims were taken to a hospital with injuries, and their conditions weren’t available Friday.
Latif was driving a Scion in the 2300 block of Highway 75, just north of the Campbell exit. For unknown reasons, he struck the high-occupancy vehicle lane’s pylons, then over-corrected, drifting to the right into the minivan’s lane, police said.
The suspect’s vehicle struck the minivan. The minivan driver lost control of his vehicle, which struck the concrete median, causing it to roll over at least once, police said.
Latif fled the scene, police said. Other drivers who had seen the crash chased him, but he tried to lose them and eventually did, Perlich said.
About an hour and a half later, a man called Richardson police saying he was involved in the wreck. Latif came into the station and confessed to investigators, Perlich said.
Citing the ongoing investigation, Perlich declined to say whether police suspect the driver was intoxicated or distracted while driving.
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MADISON, IL (KTVI) – Two occupants of a stolen van died Wednesday when they tried to elude police and crossed into oncoming traffic on Illinois Route 203 in Madison City.
Madison police say three persons in their twenties were in a stolen Honda Odyssey when an officer tried to pull them over for running stop signs. The driver got away but was spotted again heading south on Route 203.
Detective Sgt. Mike Renth said the patrol officer “observed the vehicle cross into the north bound lanes of traffic, nearly hit a tractor-trailer and then strike a pickup truck causing both vehicles to spin out of control.”
The accident happened shortly after noon between Big Bend Road and the School House bike trail trestle over Route 203.
The van rolled over killing two occupants. The third was ejected and had to be airlifted to a hospital. The driver of the northbound pickup truck was also injured.
Renth said the patrol officer never initiated a chase. “He didn’t call out a pursuit. He radioed he had a vehicle refusing to stop and then when he re-contacted the vehicle on the highway the vehicle veered off and tried to elude him and struck the other car.”
The Madison County Coroner and the Illinois State Police are assisting in the investigation.
OAKLAND, Calif. (KTVU) - A man was killed early Saturday when the minivan he was driving went off the westbound side of Interstate 580 at Mountain Boulevard in Oakland and crashed into a tree. California Highway Patrol says they arrived to the scene shortly after 2 a.m. The fire department was able to remove the victim, said to be in his 20s, from a silver Honda Odyssey, but was pronounced dead.
CHP Officer J. Young says the driver was alone in the van and that no other vehicles were involved in the deadly crash. According to Young, drugs or alcohol are not suspected to have contributed to the crash, but high-speed may have been a factor.
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