Street racing leads to violent crash on Detroit’s west side Debris strewn across neighborhood
DETROIT – Police said that a street race ended in a violent crash on Detroit’s west side.
The crash sent debris flying all over the neighborhood. Witnesses said they were in the 96 and Livernois area when they saw a 1999 Grand Prix racing with a Kia Soul.
The driver of the Grand Prix was going about 80 mph when it went out of control.
The drivers could not be located.
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