Police are not sure who was driving the Acura, which will be determined through the investigation, Howard said. The fourth victim who died at the scene was the driver of the at-fault Chrysler, police said.

Police said three people in the Acura may have been ejected, two of whom died at the scene, according to the release.Ī third victim, who was fatally struck when the Chrysler left the roadway and went onto the sidewalk, was believed to be homeless, officials said in the release. “The impact caused multiple persons in the vehicles to be ejected,” the release stated. The six victims were five men and one woman, and four of the victims were pronounced dead at the scene, Howard said.Ī black Acura SUV was driving southbound on Fannin Street and, during a green light, was going through the intersection at Pierce Street when a black Chrysler 300 traveling at “a high rate of speed” ran a red light and struck the Acura, police said in a news release. Houston Police officers responded to a “major crash” near Fannin and Pierce streets around 2 a.m., Assistant Chief Megan Howard said in a news briefing. The Las Vegas Raiders, one of Hayden’s former teams, also confirmed Hayden’s death in a statement on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. The University of Houston confirmed in a statement to CNN that along with Hayden, former Cougars players Zachary McMillian and Ralph Oragwu also died in the crash. Hayden, 33, was among six people killed early Saturday morning after a car ran a red light and struck another vehicle in Houston.

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