(WXYZ) — Warren police are set to provide an update on police chase that ended with an innocent man killed by the suspects' vehicle last week.
Watch the update live at 10:30 a.m. here
It's expected that police will play video, and Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido will announce charges in the case.
Last week, a man heading hone from work was killed when a fleeing pickup truck ran a red light and slammed into the car.
Remeious Washington, 48, was killed last Thursday morning when a silver pickup truck being chased by Warren police ran a red light and slammed into his car at 8 Mile and Schoenherr around 2 a.m.
Watch surveillance video from the scene that shows the juveniles jumping out of the pickup truck after the crash:
Warren police said officers first spotted the pickup truck near Fairfield and Georgiana just before 2 a.m. The people inside were wearing ski masks as they drove through the neighborhood. When officers attempted a traffic stop, the driver fled.
After the crash, five people bailed from the pickup. Officers arrested four of them — all juveniles — and are actively pursuing leads on a fifth suspect. Investigators allege the suspects are connected to at least 15 vehicle-related crimes in Warren over the past two days.
Washington, known to family and friends as "Remo," had just left his job at Warren Screw Products and was minutes from home when the crash happened.
His sister, Khadijah Hermosa, said she watched her brother die on video.
"I just watched my brother — literally just watched our brother — lose his life on video. Do you know how much that hurts us?"
Extended interview: Family speaks about losing brother in Warren crash
Washington's niece, Tyshayla Cremeans, described the severity of the crash.
"They had to pull him out the back of his car. That's how bad it was. When they pulled him out, they did CPR all the way to the hospital. It's just sad. I love my uncle dearly, he loved me too."
His sister Shay Washington remembered him as the heart of the family.
"He was the life of the party. We love him. We're a really close-knit family and it's gonna hurt. We're gonna miss him so much."
