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   Four New York City-area teenagers who recently graduated high   
   school were killed Tuesday when the car they were in was struck   
   by a motoris who was evading police, officials said.   
      
   Yonkers residents Brandon Sierra, Randy Brisbane, Tamari   
   Watkins, and Anthony Cruz, all 18, were inside a 2006 Nissan   
   sedan, according to the Yonkers Police Department.   
      
   Just after 9:20 p.m., authorities tried pulling over the driver   
   of an Infiniti sedan driving in an "erratic manner," police said.   
      
   The motorist, who was also killed, was identified as Devon   
   Haywood, a 36-year-old Mount Vernon resident. He appeared to   
   pull over, then accelerated and drove "beyond reckless speeds,"   
   said.   
      
   Haywood had a history of reckless driving, authorities said.   
      
   As the Nissan packed with teenagers was making a right turn at   
   an intersection, Haywood collided with it, splitting the Nissan   
   in half. All four teens were ejected and died at the scene.   
      
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   Haywood was taken to a hospital where he later died.   
      
   In a statement, Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano called the deaths   
   "nothing short of tragic."   
      
   "Four young lives were cut short by the recklessness of one   
   individual," he said. "Let this be a lesson to all who drive at   
   excessive speeds – it not only puts your life at risk but also   
   the innocent lives with whom you share the road."   
      
   The department said it was not in a high-speed pursuit at the   
   time of the deadly collision. Surveillance video posted to the   
   police department's Facebook page appears to show a white car   
   speeding through an intersection. A police vehicle is seen a   
   fair distance behind traveling at a moderate pace.   
      
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   "Our officers are trained to assess every situation and in this   
   case disengaged and did not pursue to avoid this exact type of   
   outcome," Yonkers police Lt. Dean Politopoulos said. "The sector   
   car was approximately 15 seconds behind and not in emergency   
   mode."   
      
   Sierra, Brisbane and Watkins graduated from Saunders Trades and   
   Technical High School earlier this year. Cruz was a graduate of   
   Riverside High School. Both schools and the Yonkers Public   
   Schools district expressed condolences for the former students   
   Wednesday.   
      
   An investigation into Tuesday's events is ongoing.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/us/high-school-grads-collision-fleeing-   
   police   
       
      
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