DAVENPORT, IOWA – An Iowa man wanted by police refused to yield for a traffic stop and instead accelerated and crashed into a car in a busy Devenport intersection, killing a woman.
The accident took place on Thursday, June 13 around 2:38 PM at West Kimberly Road and North Fairmount Street in Davenport. The driver of a 1998 Lincoln, 19-year-old Angel Domingo Ochoa, was spotted by Davenport police, who knew he was a wanted subject. They initiated a pursuit when Ochoa refused to stop. He ran a red light at the aforementioned intersection and struck a southbound 2010 Chevy driven by 48-year-old Lori Ann Letts of Davenport. She was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Ochoa and his passenger, 18-year-old Gavin Neo Lee Bennett of Davenport, were captured and had injuries. They were treated at a Genesis Medical Center before Bennett was eventually transported to University of Iowa Hospitals.
Reportedly, Ochoa is now facing a felony charges of reckless homicide by vehicle and serious injury by vehicle.
2 thoughts on “Wanted Iowa man flees police traffic stop, crashes into car, killing woman”
Just 1 of the 100,000 Illegal aliens in Iowa – Sanctuary cities are common in Iowa (In violation of federal law)and near this accident – The people running these cities are breaking federal laws and should be arrested nd put in prison – THEY ARE NOT ABOVE THE LAW -just because Clinton is still running free – maybe not for long -say 2 years the the bitch is jailed. Hey Grassley and joni still need more illegals for the meat industry in Iowa (you not fooling anyone you cronies).
They both should be charged with vehicular manslaughter.