Stay back. Stay back. Killed somebody. No. Hang on. >> On March 17th, 2024, officers from Uklid PD, a suburb just outside Cleveland, Ohio, were alerted to a carjacked with Jeep Compass that had been taken at gunpoint 2 days earlier in Cleveland. After tracking its movement through automated license plate readers, a patrol officer closed in as the subject vehicle turned onto a residential street. The marked unit activated its lights and attempted a traffic stop on the stolen Jeep. What they didn't know is that the following events would end in tragedy. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. He's getting off 156. for a roller 156. 156 on fires. Got one vehicle that flipped. I don't know the opposite of the vehicle. The chase is on. Police are in hot pursuit of a white van speeding through the narrow streets. The suspect refuses to stop, running every light, swerving past cars, and almost losing control. Officers stay right behind him. And then it happens. The van crashes straight into construction barrels. Smoke fills the air, debris everywhere. The dash cam captures the chaos in real time as the suspect's vehicle slams into the curb. Within seconds, an officer jumps out, running straight toward the wreck. As the suspects flee on foot, the officers give chase through the neighborhood. No, I came to you. I got you. I got you. Good. >> You guys good? >> We got one more. One more. Keep your hands up. On my way. >> Somebody call Eminem. >> Hey, ma'am. Wake up. >> I don't know. They're in that way. She's dead. Damn. Is she alive? >> No. Stay back. >> I'm hold up. >> Sit down. >> Sit down now. Sit down now. >> Away. Come on. Down. Keep going. >> Hands up. >> Don't reach for anything. Go on the ground. >> Can you give me your 20 exactly 156? >> Well, I got to go under. >> All right, we got 25 radio 2 in. I'll give you an address in a second. Take it, bro. I got I'm going to go back to there's a gun. He's got me. She's She's gone, man. >> She's gone. >> I'm telling you. Yeah. >> Ma'am, please walk away. Please. Just walk. Ma'am, >> I got to ma'am, listen to me. Just walk away. I'm telling you. Okay. >> Gone. >> She's gone. Go. Go sit. Come on, >> ma'am. Please. Ma'am. Hey, ma'am. I know you want to help. There's nothing you can do. Hey, listen to me. >> And that's my niece right there. >> Okay, ma'am. >> A woman lies dead at the spot. Another woman tries to help, but an officer stops her and says she's gone, ma'am. Civilians watch in shock as the officer radios for backup. Dash cam captures the tent's chaotic scene exactly as it happens. That's my >> house right after you get out. >> Congratulations. >> What is going on? That's my home. >> I'll tell you in a second. They were in a stolen car that was taken at gunpoint. Okay. Can you please sit down for me? Just sit down. >> Flip her. Don't move her at all. >> Her face is like >> Hey, Will Cotch. Was that was this clear? >> Yes, it's clear. Ma'am, please help. >> God damn it. >> Is he turning off his siren? You're good. Come here, Ben. What? Leave me alone. >> Here goes another sewing. Kia, >> come here. killed somebody. >> No, you didn't. Hang on. That's your car key. Okay, >> I got to move the cars real quick. Just hang out right here. All right, I'll be right back with you. >> Hey, get away from that car. >> I don't care. Get away from the car. You see what's going on? Get away from the car. >> This is not away from the car. Go. Go. I'm going, >> ma'am. I'm going to put you in cuffs in the back of that car, too, if you don't listen to him. >> I'm going to go >> You got any weapons on you? >> Speak up. >> 17. >> I'm going to move these cars. >> That's what I'm saying though. You guys are going to blame us when they just did that. Go. >> Go. >> Go. >> So, what happens when your car gets robbed? >> Huh? >> Some kids out here. >> Okay, then go. >> You dead. >> I don't I want to say yes, but >> Gabby said she >> you okay? >> No, I just killed someone. Dude, >> relax. >> I would like to get you probably back to the station. Okay. After a high-speed pursuit, the suspect's car crashes violently. A woman at the scene loses her life instantly. The officer, in shock, mutters, "No, I just killed somebody." His partner steps in, calming him down. "Relax. Breathe. We'll get you back to the station." The officer trembles, whispering, "I'm done. I'm so messed up." >> Let me get you in the car. >> Take mine. >> Yeah. >> I don't want you driving this, right? >> Huh? >> I don't want you driving outside. He hit my car so hard. >> Hey, >> I want to get him back to the station. >> Will Cox, >> are you? >> Yeah. >> So, he's upset, obviously. So, I just want to get him back to the station off the scene because I don't want people keeping on coming up and just messing with him or doing anything. >> Okay, take a minute. I'll give him a ride back. >> All right. Hey guys, I don't know who's in that car 1618 that's on the offramp, but it's probably going to need to be moved cuz this fire is coming uh very shortly now. I think they get around this one up, please. Can I talk to my >> I don't know. >> I didn't know the car. >> Can you get my purse in my phone, please? >> Can y'all do me a favor? just out of respect of whomever might be. >> Would you mind going in the house or do you live over here? >> Did you observe anything like >> stop? But when I see the car fly past, they just have to smack cuz you see everything just all this get the flying everywhere. I live on this street right here. Just left out the house. >> Okay. >> Then I go over there and check the lady cuz I'm a whole ass RN. They talking about she gone. No, she not. She had a whole ass puss. >> Okay. Out of respect for her. I respect what you said, but y'all other officer taught a lot. >> She got ejected. >> 10 minutes ago, 15 minutes ago. >> Is that Is that normal to see what you saw? Okay, >> it is. I'm a registered nurse. I see people coming in at the ER every day. Blood shot. >> Not everybody's like that. Okay. You saw the whole thing. >> I didn't see the whole thing. I was outside >> about to go and then that car just came fast and fast, booming fast. So I had to hurry up and stop cuz it was actually my time. >> At the crash site, officers speak with several shaken witnesses. You saw the whole thing? One officer asks. A woman replies. I didn't see it all. I was about to go and that car just came flying past. It was actually my turn to go. Officers continue questioning others, taking notes carefully as they piece together the chaotic scene. >> And it struck that vehicle. >> It struck this vehicle. And this lady come out that vehicle. She threw out the vehicle. I >> I don't know. We're thinking so. So, did this roll or >> No, it just spent like it spent and all that went everywhere like all up in the air. >> But that that that young lady in the back of that car, that's not that's not thundering at all. >> She she was in the stolen vehicle that hit this lady. >> But how But how she know it was? >> I don't know any of that. I'm just letting you know that the vehicle was stolen. As a nurse, okay. And as a first responder, I know you want to do whatever you can to help somebody, but I promise you, unfortunately, there's nothing you can do at that point. >> And tell them, don't chase them if they I'm not trying to argue with her, and I don't I don't want you arguing with the officers or anything. We're just trying to >> I live here, though. I can't get in my driveway. She's talking about some my phone. I can do whatever I want to do. This is where I live at. I can't even pull my car in the driveway. >> I understand. Respect the person. >> No, I do. I do. I'm so That's just >> She going to the hospital. >> Yeah. She is. You know? >> Yes. >> The girl? >> Yes. >> Oh, >> that's my my my my son girlfriend. >> The girl you got right here? >> Got a good relationship. She was in that car, right? >> She probably ain't know. This was stolen. >> There were probably a million people asked you guys already, but did you guys see anything or >> I I was in the living room watching TV eat. I heard something. What I thought I first heard was a boom. I thought it was a boom boom boom. Then I said, "Oh, somebody get told." But I didn't imagine when I only go to see this. >> Yeah. >> I seen the police running on the side of the white house with their guns. Like, did they twist the guy? >> Yeah, we got two people that were back there. >> Good man. I'm so sick of this. Was that lady walking or was she thrown from a car? >> Uh, from what I understand, she was thrown from that car. >> Yeah. Oh. Oh my god. >> The suspect driving the stolen Jeep, Tyron Griffin, who was 17 years old at the time of the crash, pleaded guilty in connection with the Uklid police pursuit that resulted in the death of 44 years old Michelle Wall. Wall was on her way to church when the stolen Jeep driven by Tyron Griffin struck her vehicle at a high rate of speed, ejecting her from the car. Medics later pronounced her dead at the scene. Tyron Griffin entered guilty p to one count of attempted murder and count of failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer. He was sentenced to 14 years in prison. A firearm was recovered from the stolen Jeep which had been taken during a carjacking involving two women in Cleveland on March 15th. Neither victim reported injuries from the initial carjacking.