Two 10-Year-old Boys Dead After Vehicle Fleeing From Waukesha County Deputies Crashes

Two 10-year-old boys are dead after a vehicle that was fleeing from Waukesha County deputies was involved in a rollover crash in the town of Delafield. The sheriff's department said the driver, a 25-year-old man, was in critical condition. A 6-year-old girl was taken to Children's Wisconsin by Flight for Life. A 14-year-old girl was also taken to Children's Wisconsin by ambulance. A 28-year-old woman passenger is in stable condition. The relationship of the occupants is unknown at this time. It is not believed the vehicle was stolen, police said. Waukesha County Sheriff Severson said the driver did have an active arrest warrant for felon in possession of a firearm. According to law enforcement, shortly before midnight on Wednesday, a Waukesha County deputy tried stopping the vehicle for speeding and no license plates near Prospect Avenue and I-94. The vehicle failed to stop and a pursuit began on Golf Road from Prospect Avenue in Pewaukee. The vehicle crashed, rolling over, and ended up on its side near the intersection of Greywood Lane and Golf Road in Delafield. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office and the Wisconsin State Patrol will investigate the pursuit and crash. https://www.wisconsinrightnow.com/waukesha-county-fatal-crash/?feed_id=7255&_unique_id=658487303d6d4

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