One person is dead another injured after a suspect fleeing from Police crashed into another car on North Sharon Amity in east Charlotte.
According to CMPD
On March 1, 2023, at approximately 7:30 p.m., an officer in the Eastway Division attempted to stop a vehicle for displaying a fictitious tag.
Upon activating his lights and siren, the suspect vehicle sped away from the officer at a high rate of speed.
The officer per CMPD’s pursuit policy, turned off his lights and siren and did not pursue the fleeing vehicle.
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The suspect chose to continue to drive recklessly, traveling approximately a half mile before striking another vehicle at Sharon Amity Road and Tarrywood Lane.
The driver of the suspect vehicle jumped and ran following the crash and is still outstanding at this time.
Two of the occupants in the vehicle that was struck were treated by MEDIC on scene. One was transported to Atrium Main with life-threatening injuries. At 8:17 p.m. that victim was pronounced deceased.
Cedar's Take: One of every ten cars on Charlotte streets are either stolen, has fake, expired or stolen tags, has a driver with outstanding warrants, the car has no insurance, no inspection, the driver has no license or the car has been in Charlotte for more than 90 days on an out of state (usually expired plate). One in ten is frankly conservative based on the hit runs accidents everyday in Charlotte and my personal observation and it is likely more.
The lawlessness is out of control and now once again it has cost a innocent citizen their life.
The potted plants on Charlotte City Council need to demand citizen accountability. The state needs to address this issue and increase the penalties. Every non compliant car should be impounded and not released until back taxes paid and the vehicle and driver are properly licensed.
CMPD needs to hunt these people down and take their cars before they drive them. Offering a $100 per car cash bounty might be a step in the right direction.
The problem is pervasive and amount of revenue lost is in the millions and the lives taken are priceless.
Any suggestions?
So you want a new fugitive Soave act? A license plate is no more than a current slave tag. NC needs no fault insurance. And a Peace Force that doesn’t scare off POC with blue lights. Medic needs to attend to accidents, not police.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree more.
ReplyDeleteWhat scares me is that Tanglia Bynoe is a SGT! I remember when she didn’t properly load her gun and the chamber was empty. Her PTO had her pull the trigger in the office and the gun didn’t fire. JJ made her become a CC and now she is in charge of cops like Amy Davis. Oh well I got 2 years left.
ReplyDeleteShe was visiting Marcus Jackson when he was in the county jail. She sent the Veronica Brown BJ video to the press since it was her man’s ex. Welcome to the new CMPD and vision of the future.
ReplyDeleteI’m sure she’s just a future “ex” Bynoe with the way he rolls!! She won’t be the last.
ReplyDeleteThat brings up the age old question: Who’s the biggest “ho” in CMPD? There’s a plethora to choose from…
ReplyDeleteEasy question.
DeleteAquino or Davis.
That ain’t nothing new bro.
DeleteWell, at least Aquino slapped Spencer Merriweather with a federal lawsuit…
DeleteBefore we jump on the girls around here let’s talk about the men that get the CMPD and CFD logos tattooed on their body..😂😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteThe bottom line is if you still work here then you deserve your outcome. You reap what you sow in life. Always remember that in your daily activities.
DeleteWhat difference would it make, Spencer Merriweather’s law school flunkies would dismiss the charges and your insurance would just go up...
ReplyDeleteNo city council doesn’t want a particular demographic of their citizens inconvenienced with “compliance laws”- but residents that do comply are slapped with a $30 “Charlotte Vehicle Fee”- but hey, that is apparently only for white people to pay, anyone else just skips out on paying their taxes and fees….
ReplyDeleteYou hit my car while displaying a SC Dealer Tag, be prepared to eat some 9mm…
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