Four people were injured after a vehicle crashed into a house during a high-speed chase on Saturday in north Harris County.
1 dead, 2 in custody after chase ends in fatal crash in east Harris County
The vehicle had been racing on the Sam Houston Parkway, then deputies with the Harris County Driving While Intoxicated Enforcement Unit noticed the car and initiated a chase. The pursuit lasted for 12 miles and about 10 minutes. During the chase, the speeding vehicle lost control and crashed into a house.
The front seat passenger was seriously injured. The driver and a third person in the vehicle were also injured and all three were taken to the hospital. There was an elderly woman in the house during the crash. She was injured and taken to the hospital in fair condition.Cynthia Miranda graduated from UT Austin and is a proud Houstonian. She is passionate about covering breaking news and community stories. Cynthia previously covered elections, the historic 2021 Texas winter storm, and other news in East Texas. In addition to writing, she also loves going to concerts, watching movies, and cooking with her family.
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