INDIANAPOLIS -- The driver of a second vehicle involved in an April crash that killed two Ben Davis High School students told police he was chasing the students' vehicle at the time of the crash.
According to a crash report recently made available, the driver of a black Ford was found by police after the crash. The driver told police he didn't make any direct contact with the vehicle.
Brandon Gross, 18, and Taylor Parsons, 17, were killed in the crash. Both attended Ben Davis. Kristopher Church, 17, Michael Blackmore, 19, and Olivia Evans, 18, were injured. Church and Blackmore are former Ben Davis students, while Evans is a current student.
The crash happened on I-70 near Harding Street around 9:15 p.m. on April 18 when a 2002 Nissan Pathfinder slid into the grass and rolled several times.
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All five people were ejected from the vehicle. They were not wearing seatbelts during the time of the crash, investigators said.
Investigators said at the time there was some sort of altercation at Rhodius Park between the people in the car and others at the park.
"That's the purpose of our investigation is to try and determine exactly what happened from the time those teenagers left the park to the time the tragic crash happened on I-70," said Sgt. John Perrine, Indiana State Police.
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The prosecutor will determine if charges will be filed against the driver of the Ford.
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