A chase ended in a crash, resulting in the death of a teenager and injuries to at least three others. Deputies reported that the vehicle was initially doing donuts in a parking lot before it took off. The driver then lost control, leading to the crash.
Details of the incident are available from the Harris County Sheriff's Office, which is investigating the crash. The incident occurred in NW Harris County. Further information about the crash and the events leading up to it can be found through the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
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