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The police of Cook County are blaming a teenager for not yielding which caused a fatal crash with a police car. The crash happened when the teen failed to yield and was struck by an unmarked squad car.
A dead teenager’s mother expressed outrage Tuesday after Cook County police blamed her son, not Evergreen Park police, for the October crash that resulted in his death.
The sheriff’s investigation report says Brian Dewitt, 18, of Chicago’s Morgan Park community, failed to yield while making a left-hand turn from Central Park Avenue onto 95th Street before the Oct. 5 crash with an unmarked squad car that left Dewitt’s car crumpled.
The Evergreen Park officer, who has not been publicly identified, was not seriously injured in the crash. A passenger in Dewitt’s vehicle was critically injured but was released from the hospital more than six weeks ago.
The report did not address whether the squad car’s emergency lights or siren had been activated but said no criminal charges will be filed stemming from the crash.
In Houston, a crash that involved a car and a semi-truck ended with firefighters pulling the man out of the crushed vehicle. The driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.
HOUSTON – An early-morning accident in southwest Houston involving a car and 18-wheeler truck ends with firefighters using the jaws of life to rescue one of the drivers. The rain and slick roadway may have been factors in the crash.
Investigators say the car was traveling southbound on U.S. Highway 59, the Southwest Freeway, when it crashed into the rear of the 18-wheeler truck near the South Shepherd Drive exit.
The crash caused the bumper of the truck to fly off and it almost struck another vehicle.
When firefighters arrived before 2 a.m. Wednesday, the truck was not at the accident site. The driver of the car was trapped inside and firefighters had to remove him from the vehicle.
