TULSA, OK – According to updated information from Fox23, a Jeep driver ran a red light, causing a crash that killed a 28-year-old man and a 32-year-old man on Sunday. 

An affidavit confirmed that prior to the collision, the driver of the Jeep Wrangler had stalked his ex-girlfriend, kidnapped her, and then forced her into his vehicle. Officers obtained a search warrant and discovered that the Jeep driver was driving 90 mph in a 40 mph zone when he crashed into a Dodge Dakota. 

The force of the collision caused the Dakota Dodge to crash into a traffic signal pole and the Jeep into a utility pole. 

The Dodge occupants died from their injuries a short time later. The Jeep driver’s ex-girlfriend sustained a broken hand, while the Jeep driver appeared to have been spared from serious injuries. 

Officers arrested the Jeep driver and booked him into the Tulsa County Jail. He faces a kidnapping charge, a stalking charge, numerous traffic charges, and two second-degree murder charges. 

Man, 77, dies after ATV overturns, crashes into Lake Blackwell

BRAMAN, OK – A 77-year-old man died after his ATV overturned and crashed into Lake Blackwell Sunday, KOCO reports. 

The incident unfolded around 6:30 p.m. Preliminary details show that the 77-year-old man, the ATV operator, was trying to make a U-turn, got too close to the lake’s edge and fell in. The ATV overturned and he was pinned underneath. 

First responders rushed to the scene and extricated the man. Medical helicopter personnel airlifted the 77-year-old man, a Pond Creek resident, to a hospital in Wichita, Kansas where he died on Monday. 

At least 1 injured in vehicle accident on I-35 near NE 10th St. in OKC 

OKLAHOMA CITY, MO – At least one person was injured in a vehicle accident that occurred on I-35 North south of Northeast 10th Street on Friday. 

OKC’s Response & Accident Tracker happened before 12:30 p.m. Officials have not specified how the collision unfolded, listed the number of people and vehicles involved, confirmed the extent of injuries, or announced any charges. 

Additional details will be provided after our team learns more. 

Person’s life claimed when vehicle crashes into OKC’s Lake Overholser

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – A person’s life was claimed when they crashed their vehicle into Lake Overholser Friday morning, News9 reports.

The collision occurred around 4 a.m. and warranted a response from Oklahoma City police and fire crews. Upon arrival, firefighters used a boat to search for the driver and discovered their vehicle. 

Crews were able to retrieve the vehicle and declared the victim dead. Officials did not specify whether the victim was a passenger or driver, nor confirmed what caused them to drive into the lake. 

OK-DOT summoned to collision in Midtown 

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Oklahoma Department of Transportation was called to the scene of a collision that occurred in the Midtown area Friday. 

Total Traffic Network’s Oklahoma City division first reported the crash at 8:45 a.m., saying it took place at the intersection of Lee Avenue and Northwest 9th Street. 

Officials have not specified the exact cause of the collision, listed the number of people and occupants, or said whether anyone would face charges. 

Additional information will be added after our team learns more. 

No injuries reported outside Quail Springs Mall 

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – No one was injured in a crash that occurred outside the Quail Springs Mall on Friday. 

OKC’s Response & Accident Tracker first reported the collision at 1:10 p.m., saying it happened on the 14200th block of North May Avenue. 

Authorities did not disclose how the crash happened nor list the number of people and vehicles involved. 

Additional details will be provided after our team of news writers learn more. 

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