The Charles County Sheriff’s Office has released footage of a traffic stop that ended with a fatal crash on Crain Highway in Prince George’s County 🚨 On the morning of August 25th, Charles County Sheriff’s Office deputies stopped a silver Toyota near Leonardtown Road and Lakewood Drive in Waldorf after a request from the Arlington County Police Department. One of the car’s occupants had more than twenty active warrants from multiple jurisdictions, including Arlington, Fairfax, Montgomery, Prince George’s, Howard, Anne Arundel, and Frederick counties. Several of the warrants were for felony offenses. Three people were in the car at the time. The woman sought on the warrants was seated in the front passenger seat. As officers approached the vehicle, the woman locked the passenger door, directed the driver to get out and moved into the driver’s seat. She then pushed an officer out of the doorway, dislodging his body-worn camera, before driving away with a passenger still in the back seat. Deputies initially pursued the vehicle but lost sight of it near Crain Highway and Substation Road amid heavy traffic. Radio communications included in the released footage show an officer discussing discontinuing the search if no other units were available ahead. CCSO deputies later saw the car traveling in the wrong direction on Crain Highway, prompting a supervisor to terminate the pursuit. Seconds later, deputies encountered the vehicle after it crashed into two vans in the southbound lanes of Crain Highway near McKendree Road. Sheriff’s deputies stopped to provide aid to those involved. The released camera footage shows the suspect’s car crossing the highway median from the northbound lanes into the southbound lanes. The agency said the car was behind the officers before entering oncoming traffic and striking the two vans. The driver of the suspect vehicle suffered serious injuries and was taken to a hospital. The back-seat passenger, identified as 33-year-old Alexis Monique Cummings of Temple Hills, Maryland. was flown to a trauma center and later died. The occupants of the two vans suffered injuries that were not considered life-threatening. The incident remains under investigation by the Maryland Office of Attorney General’s Independent Investigations Division.