A burglary suspect in the Heights area has been killed in a crash. The incident occurred after the suspect sped away from an apartment complex. The suspect's vehicle later crashed, resulting in their death.
Few details are available about the events leading up to the crash. For more information on this incident, readers can refer to the full report from FOX 26 Houston, which may provide additional details and updates as they become available.
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