A father in Texas who drove 100 miles per hour, crashed and fled the stage – leaving his seriously injured woman and four children behind, said Houston's police.
On Tuesday evening the man drove a Ford expedition on more than double the speed limit in the Yale Street in Houston.
A Chevy Avalanche cut off the speed car as it turned into a gas station and the vehicles collided.
The Ford filled with family shot the air and turned in a ditch. One of the children, an eight -year -old girl, was ejected by impact.
The Chevy, who wore a man and a woman, ended up in the crash barrier.
After the dramatic crash, the father ran without hesitation of his suffering family, according to the Houston police (HPD).
He reportedly sprinted away and sprinted in another car that drove him away from the horror crash.
“He trampled over the babies and the mother and such. She bleed everywhere. He started running, “John McCoy, the driver of the Chevy, told ABC 13.
“I have no idea what's going through his head at the time. I don't know if there was another reason he thought he should flee, “said HPD captain Ryan Watson after the accident.
On Tuesday evening the man drove a Ford expedition through the Yale Street in Houston when a Chevy Avalanche trailer cut him off while changing to a gas station
The vehicles collided and the car filled with family flew into the air and turned around and landed in a ditch
“The researchers here follow leads and they are going to trace that and see if they can talk to him and get some answers, discover what is going on.”
His wife and children were rushed to nearby hospitals. They are expected to survive.
Two of the victims were in a stable but critical condition, and three of them in a stable but serious condition from Tuesday evening, Watson said.
The eight-year-old was the oldest child, while the others were 'very young, looked like toddlers', the police captain added.
The police said that although the Chevy made an illegal turn, the Ford drove with such an extreme speed that every form of collision was bound that he would be disastrous.
McCoy and the other occupant of the truck stayed on site and worked with researchers.
'No lights. I looked at my mirror before I would turn. I see nothing, “McCoy reminded ABC 13.
'The next thing I know, I prepared to turn, pop! They drive up and down the road as if it were the highway. '
John McCoy, the driver of the Chevy, said he saw the shameless father sprinting and left his suffering family
The Chevy truck met the crash barrier after the dramatic collision. The passengers were left behind to talk to researchers
He said that while the father shamelessly left his family, he and witnesses in the neighborhood crossed to try to help the wounded woman and her children.
While the police continue their search for the fleeing father, people have expressed indignation about his despicable actions.
“That's so cowardly. He would rather leave his family instead of being a man and face the consequences of his actions, “wrote a woman on Facebook.
Another added: “Keep those children away from him forever.”
Dailymail.com has contacted the HPD for updates about the situation. The department has not shared any further information about its social media pages.
