OXON HILL, Md. — Four police officers have been cleared of criminal wrongdoing related to the February death of a carjacking suspect in Prince George's County.
It all took place in a parking lot off Oxon Hill Road.
That's where police spotted a vehicle carjacked earlier in the day.
The officers staked out the location and noticed 23-year-old Aniyah Redd getting behind the wheel.
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Police tried to stop her, but she refused and fled.
Eventually Redd crashed into a ditch, flipping the car over.
Instead of surrendering, Redd climbed a fence and ran across I-495.
An oncoming BMW struck Redd, sending her airborne at speeds between 37 and 45mph.
"Ms. Redd then landed and slid approximately fifteen feet before coming to rest," a report from the Maryland Attorney General's Office found. "Once at rest, a Honda pickup truck drove over Ms. Redd and dragged her approximately ninety- five feet."
The Attorney General determined there was "no evidence to indicate that the subject officers conduct demonstrated a wanton and reckless disregard for human life."
