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Carjacking suspect dies after being hit by cars while running from police on I-495

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OXON HILL, Md. — A carjacking suspect is dead after being hit by two cars while running away from police on I-495 Saturday.

It all started around 8pm in a shopping center parking lot on Oxon Hill Road.

That's where Prince George's County Police sergeant Timothy Shomper and corporal David Gross spotted a vehicle carjacked earlier in the day.

According to the Maryland Attorney General's Office, officers saw a 23-year-old Temple Hills woman named Aniyah Redd getting behind the wheel.

She allegedly refused to stop for police and hit another car at the shopping center before bailing out on-foot.

While fleeing, Redd reportedly tried crossing the interstate at which time she was struck and killed by a pair of oncoming cars.

The drivers were not injured and remained on scene.