[Pyramid_Head]

The two teens steal a car and end up causing serious damage to the people trying to stop them. I'm NOT 100% sure if anyone died, but the person on the ground didn't look too good.

[Spiffyfable]

Tore some Shit UP....

Shame the wrong people got hurt though

[Smashedtoapulp]

Looks like it only ran over his arm....but he aint movin'....
:ro ckon

[gatagato]

Re-upped the video, found the story
Girl, 11, Critical After Hit-And-Run

Girl, with mother and two other children, injured by stolen car

The mother of an 11-year-old girl in the hospital with severe head injuries on Monday made a public plea to help catch the driver who plowed into her and three children on the city's South Side and then drove off.

"It's been awful. I've never been through anything like this in my life and I just pray that my daughter is OK," said 35-year-old Darlene Williams, who has a broken leg and nose following the Saturday evening incident.

The crash happened about 5 p.m. in the 6200 block of South St. Lawrence Avenue when a stolen 1999 Chrysler 300 struck the group, then hit a parked car and a brick wall.

A 12-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy are listed in stable condition at Chicago Comer Children's Hospital. Williams' daughter, 11-year-old Makayla Newell, was the most-seriously injured. She's listed in critical condition at Comer with a collapsed lung, bleeding around her brain and a fractured skull.

"I was trying to pull my body to my baby because I could see her but I couldn't get to her," Williams recalled Monday.

The vehicle involved was reported stolen from the 5800 block of South Cottage Grove Avenue, and had likely been taken sometime between Aug. 29 and Aug. 30, police said.

Several people ran from the car after it crashed.

"They jumped right out, and I'm screaming because there's people on the street, and I'm screaming 'Get them! Get them!' and they're just running and no one even tried to stop them," said Williams. "I can't believe that someone would just do something like that and take off and leave and not even care."
Source:NBC Chicago http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local...#ixzz1yDLcXiTp

Search on for driver who ran over mother, children
[quote]September 6, 2010 (CHICAGO) (WLS) -- Surveillance video showing the aftermath of a hit-and-run crash that left a woman and three children injured may provide police with critical clues.

The suspects ran away from the stolen car after it ran down the woman and children.

One of the children, an 11-year-old girl, is in critical condition.

The hit-and-run accident took place in the 6200-block of South St. Lawrence at approximately 5 p.m. Saturday.

Police say the most important elements of the surveillance video are pictures of the two suspects seen running from the car. Authorities say they need help in identifying those two suspects. They have issued a community alert and say they are looking for witnesses to come forward.

Mother Darlene Williams now has a broken knee and a broken nose from landing on the pavement after being hit by the car. Her son, daughter, and a friend were just leaving a store when a 1999 Chrysler 300 hit them, dragging them several feet before the car crashed into a parked car and then a building.

"The car was coming straight. I'm thinking that he's just going to bypass us. No, he swerved right into us. It was like, on purpose," Williams told ABC7 Chicago.

Williams managed to stay alert enough in the street to look up and see two suspects running from the car, which was reported stolen. She was unable to recall details, but she hopes the surveillance video from a nearby security camera will prompt witnesses to come forward.

"They didn't stop, didn't check to see how we were. They are people with no hearts and no conscience. I could never do what they did," Williams said.

Williams 15-year-old son was thrown against another car, but amazingly, has been treated and released from the hospital. Her daughter, 11-year-old daughter, Makayla Newell, was thrown to the pavement and run over twice. She was critically injured, suffering a fractured skull, collapsed lung, and other injuries.

Newell had just entered the sixth grade.

"My baby is in critical condition, and she's a good kid. And I just can't believe this happened to her," said Williams.

Williams says doctors have told her the next 72 hours will be crucial to determining the extent of Makayla's injuries as well as to her chances of recovery. Doctors say she has a lot of swelling in the brain that they are trying to reduce.

Police, in the meantime, tell ABC7 they are still trying to determine whether the two suspects are adults or juveniles. Authorities also say they hope to be able to release enhanced pictures of the two suspects from the surveillance video.

[fattubbashit]

^seconded Fucking dogs

[kellyhound]

good thing no one died.

[cave97]

Pretty violent -_-

[cave97]

[Narcotic_Trust]

not suprised the driver was black

[jonesnips]

At least no one died even though maybe the thieves deserve to if their willing to do shit like this to people