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The driver of the car police said caused the crash and the video showed ran a red light at very high speed, was released from jail. He had yet to be charged with a crime.

The victims` loved ones said that had to change; this was a crime, not accident; this was what happened when people ran red lights.

The video clearly shows a green light for north-south traffic on Grand Boulevard at Natural Bridge in North St. Louis, when the westbound car on Natural Bridge speeds into the frame, clips one car, then ‘t-bones’ a Metro Call-A-Ride bus; the car going so fast, it knocks the bus onto its side, Daionsha Scott, 19, and Morion Robinson, 21, both of St. Louis; both back seat passengers in the speeding car.

‘All I have is the tragic moment left in my head, seeing him with all of these tubes in his mouth and he`s struggling, fighting for his life,’ Robinson`s mother, Monica Robinson said through tears Tuesday night.

‘That`s one of the busiest intersections in the city. Why would you be driving 80 or 100 mph at Grand and Natural Bridge ? Come on, man. My son never had a chance,’ said Robinson`s father, Morris Adams.

The metro van was empty, except for the driver, who was not seriously hurt. Two survivors were still hospitalized Tuesday night; one from the car that was clipped, the other-the front seat passenger in the car that ran the light.

The driver of that car was treated at a hospital and initially released to police custody. He was a friend of both Robinson and Scott.
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DALLAS, TX (KTRK) —
A Sugar Land man who had an 18-wheeler fall on top of his car should be OK.

Gregory Meece was driving a rental car in north Dallas
Thursday morning when the accident happened. Investigators say the
driver of the semi was speeding and lost control. The truck then
crossed three lanes of traffic, pushed an SUV over a concrete barrier
and then flipped, landing on top of Meece’s car. A spokeswoman for the law firm where Meece works says he has a fractured disc in his neck, which will be fixed by surgery.

Video of the accident has been released. It can be seen in the video window above.
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During a crash investigation, another Solon officer discovered a small amount of marijuana inside the Monte Carlo.

The 19-year-old was then arrested on fourth degree misdemeanor drug abuse charges and held on a $250 cash bond.
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Updated info below as of January 21st, today a 12th victim has been found. Rising death toll now at 12.
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In police dashboard camera footage, Bazzi narrowly misses running over the officer after leading police on a high-speed chase through East Dearborn.The video shows the officer standing in the middle of Schaefer Road with his gun drawn trying to get Bazzi to stop. Bazzi instead drove head-on toward the officer, causing the officer to fire off five errant shots and fall to the ground as he tried to avoid the oncoming car.

The chase came to an end after what appears to be the intentional move by a DHL delivery truck driver to pull in front of Bazzi’s speeding Ford Taurus. Efforts to confirm that the delivery truck driver did purposely pull in front of Bazzi were not successful as of this story.

Bazzi, 39, is currently in police custody awaiting a mental competency exam. He faces several felony charges.
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