Woman in Stolen Vehicle Crashes After Fleeing from Police
SALT LAKE CITY – A 29-year-old woman is facing multiple charges after leading police on a reckless chase in a stolen vehicle and causing a crash before fleeing on foot.
Kristina Felix-McVay is charged with one count each of failure to respond to an officer’s signal to stop, failure to stop at the command of law enforcement, theft of a motor vehicle, and failure to comply with duties at a vehicle accident, according to an affidavit.
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On January 3, officers spotted a green Toyota 4Runner driving recklessly near 4100 South and State Street. When the police activated their lights, the driver accelerated away. Shortly after, the 4Runner was involved in a collision, but the driver attempted to flee the scene. However, the vehicle was too damaged to continue moving.
McVay reportedly exited the passenger side of the vehicle and ran on foot despite officers’ commands to stop. A citizen who witnessed the incident located McVay and brought her back to the scene, where police confirmed that the vehicle had been reported stolen by Cottonwood Heights Police.
No injuries were reported from the crash. McVay is now facing several charges in connection with the incident.
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