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   A passenger in a pickup truck was killed and another woman was   
   injured when the driver, a Marine lance corporal, crashed while   
   being pursued by Escondido police, authorities said Tuesday.   
      
   The driver, identified as 21-year-old John Eugene Brand who was   
   stationed at U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) Air Station Miramar, was   
   arrested and jailed on suspicion of multiple charges, the Escondido   
   Police Department said.   
      
   At about 10:28 p.m. Monday, officers responded to Dick's Sporting   
   Goods on Auto Park Way after reports of a man and two women stealing   
   merchandise.   
      
   As officers arrived, the suspects entered a pickup truck and fled   
   the scene, authorities said. Officers pursued the truck east through   
   Escondido onto Washington Avenue, where the driver tried to make a   
   high-speed turn onto Fig Street but lost control and collided with a   
   retaining wall.   
      
   The USMC 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing originally said the crashed truck   
   was a government vehicle that was considered stolen at the time of   
   the crash but later said the circumstances around the incident was   
   still under investigation so that was not yet confirmed. Stolen   
   articles of clothing were recovered from the truck, police said.   
      
   The two female passengers were ejected, and the driver ran away.   
   Both women were taken to a hospital, police said, where one was   
   pronounced dead.   
      
   The deceased woman was identified Tuesday night as Shevondia   
   Compare-Bell, 18, of San Diego.   
      
   The second woman underwent surgery and was expected to survive. She   
   told investigating officers that she asked the driver to pull over   
   several times, but he refused to let her out of the vehicle, police   
   said.   
      
   The names of the two women were withheld pending notification to   
   their families.   
      
   Brand was arrested after officers allegedly found him hiding a block   
   from the crash scene. He was taken to the Vista Detention Facility   
   and booked on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter, kidnapping,   
   evading police, hit and run resulting in death or injury, burglary   
   and conspiracy.   
      
   He is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday.   
      
   https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/one-woman-killed-another-   
   injured-in-escondido-pursuit-crash/3384186/   
      
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