Washington police have announced that one person will be charged with reckless driving after an illegal street race that resulted in a crash was captured on traffic cameras across the city.
“Too fast. Too violent,” Bellevue police posted Tuesday afternoon along with a 23-second video. Police say the suspect began a street racing incident on 112th Street around 1 a.m. April 26 and headed east on Northeast Eighth Avenue before the crash.
The spliced video consists of clips that appear to have been taken from four separate traffic cameras. It depicts two cars speeding down a city street, and it’s difficult to ascertain their make or model.
One advantageous point shows a car speeding past a yellow light that quickly turns red.
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The make and model of the two cars involved in the incident are difficult to determine as they speed through the streets of Bellevue, Washington. (Bellevue Police Department, Washington)
One of the vehicles involved appeared to be a lighter color and police identified it as the suspect’s white Subaru WRX, which was traveling at speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour.
The vehicle Subaru was racing at the time has not been identified, but it appears to have been a darker color. The road where the two cars were illegally racing appeared wet from rain as the drivers were speeding.
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A light-colored car and a dark-colored car passed through a yellow light and quickly turned red while at the intersection. (Bellevue Police Department, Washington)
The light-colored car crashed onto the side of the road, but the car that was racing continued on its way. (Bellevue Police Department, Washington)
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The Subaru crashed near Northeast 143rd Street and fell to the side of the road. The dark-colored vehicle continued to drive.
Police said no one was seriously injured. The race lasted approximately 28 blocks.
