DailyDB8
>>>Honda Enthusiast<<<
WARNING!... shit is krazy son! 
http://www.abc15.com/mediacenter/local.aspx?videoid=9426@knxv.dayport.com
http://www.abc15.com/mediacenter/local.aspx?videoid=9426@knxv.dayport.com
Police Pursuit: Supra got SMASHED!!!
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XeroGlowGs
DA:my work in progress
thats fucked up man.
DarkAngelGSR
*JDM Approved*
^X2
didnt even watch it, too lazy
didnt even watch it, too lazy
heykosal
Angkorian
exactly my thoughts. why was there no accompanying article?Wow I want to hear the rest of the story bout what happened. I wondered if they lived through that or not, looks like he did it on purpose, feel really bad for the people who got hit.
Aussie
Zoom-Zoom
Wow the storys on the left in the links, it said they both were killed instantly. The driver apparently robbed a bank and they said he swerved in what they think was a suicidal attempt and instantly killed the drver in the supra. The robber was driving a Maxima incase you guys were wondering.
K. Legaspi
You Buggin' Out
wow... R.I.P.
Sad man.
Sad man.
igotvtec16
New Member
doooooood that was fuckin insane!! the supra got inihilated
blitzillist
Professional RiceR
omg.... i am honestly going to pray tonight for the driver of that supra, that was probobly the hardest head on collision ive ever seen. I know it donesnt matter regardless, but that was a rare car that guy "suicide crashed" into. Makes you think twice about taking life for granted i guess.
jason.az1
I'm lost!
I live in AZ and this was on the new's like crazy, RIP to the dude in the supra
2 Dead In 100-MPH Police Chase
Pursuit Follows Bank Holdup In East Valley
PHOENIX -- A bank robbery suspect being chased by officers through several Phoenix-area suburbs crashed into an oncoming car, killing at least two people.
The suspect robbed a Bank of America branch at gunpoint early Wednesday afternoon, then was chased through several cities east of Phoenix by numerous police officers, said Sgt. Mike Horn of the Tempe Police Department.
Speeds at one point reached 100 mph, police said. News Hawk 5 was above the chase as the suspect's vehicle weaved from freeway to freeway and onto Valley streets, putting dozens of lives into danger. At times he was even driving on the shoulder to get around other vehicles.
Officers staged at the Guadalupe underpass used stop sticks to get the driver to stop but he swerved right around them and kept going.
The suspect's vehicle slammed head-on into an oncoming car near McKellips Road and the Loop 101 freeway. Both drivers were killed.
News Hawk 5 images showed the crumpled wreckage of a small white sedan covered with a yellow tarp and the bandit's dark sedan with major damage.
Some white smoke is seen coming from the tires of the white sedan indicating he was trying to brake.
After the collision, dozens of officers were out of the patrol cars securing the scene and trying to see if they could help the victims. But it was too late.
The FBI said the suspect was wanted in connection with four Valley bank robberies, including the one on Wednesday at the Bank of America branch at 1820 W. Warner Road.
"I was standing by my truck," said Sam Stratton, who was in the parking lot. "He looked at me, very calmly opened his car door, put the money in, got in, and drove off."
The armed robbery spree began on Nov. 20 when a gunman approached a teller at Washington Mutual Bank in Chandler and demanded money. He is believed to have struck again on Nov. 24 at a Wachovia branch bank in Mesa. On Dec. 3, police said the same suspect hit another Wachovia bank in Mesa.
2 Dead In 100-MPH Police Chase
Pursuit Follows Bank Holdup In East Valley
PHOENIX -- A bank robbery suspect being chased by officers through several Phoenix-area suburbs crashed into an oncoming car, killing at least two people.
The suspect robbed a Bank of America branch at gunpoint early Wednesday afternoon, then was chased through several cities east of Phoenix by numerous police officers, said Sgt. Mike Horn of the Tempe Police Department.
Speeds at one point reached 100 mph, police said. News Hawk 5 was above the chase as the suspect's vehicle weaved from freeway to freeway and onto Valley streets, putting dozens of lives into danger. At times he was even driving on the shoulder to get around other vehicles.
Officers staged at the Guadalupe underpass used stop sticks to get the driver to stop but he swerved right around them and kept going.
The suspect's vehicle slammed head-on into an oncoming car near McKellips Road and the Loop 101 freeway. Both drivers were killed.
News Hawk 5 images showed the crumpled wreckage of a small white sedan covered with a yellow tarp and the bandit's dark sedan with major damage.
Some white smoke is seen coming from the tires of the white sedan indicating he was trying to brake.
After the collision, dozens of officers were out of the patrol cars securing the scene and trying to see if they could help the victims. But it was too late.
The FBI said the suspect was wanted in connection with four Valley bank robberies, including the one on Wednesday at the Bank of America branch at 1820 W. Warner Road.
"I was standing by my truck," said Sam Stratton, who was in the parking lot. "He looked at me, very calmly opened his car door, put the money in, got in, and drove off."
The armed robbery spree began on Nov. 20 when a gunman approached a teller at Washington Mutual Bank in Chandler and demanded money. He is believed to have struck again on Nov. 24 at a Wachovia branch bank in Mesa. On Dec. 3, police said the same suspect hit another Wachovia bank in Mesa.