2 killed after fleeing suspect crashes into their car in Pomona

Suspect Marshall Judson arrested on multiple charges after deadly crash

Apr. 2, 2026 at 5:24pm

Two people were killed in Pomona, California on April 1, 2026 when a suspect fleeing from police crashed his truck into their car. The suspect, Marshall Judson, had earlier intentionally hit a parked police car before leading officers on a chase that ended in the fatal collision.

Why it matters

High-speed police chases through populated areas can have devastating consequences for innocent bystanders, raising concerns about pursuit policies and the need to balance public safety with apprehending suspects.

The details

Police responded to a domestic violence call on 10th Street, where the suspect, Marshall Judson, returned and intentionally rammed a parked patrol car before fleeing. Officers pursued Judson, who was driving recklessly, until his truck crashed into another car at the intersection of Garey Avenue and Country Road, killing the two occupants. Judson was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter, assault with a deadly weapon, DUI, and other charges.

  • Police responded to the initial domestic violence call at 9:33 pm on April 1, 2026.
  • The suspect intentionally hit the parked police car before fleeing.
  • The high-speed chase ended in the fatal crash at the intersection of Garey Avenue and Country Road.

The players

Marshall Judson

A 31-year-old Pomona resident who was the suspect in the domestic violence incident and high-speed chase that resulted in a deadly crash.

Aly Diaz

A spokeswoman for the Pomona Police Department who provided details about the incident.

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What they’re saying

“'No officers were inside the parked police car and no officers were injured.'”

— Aly Diaz, Pomona Police Department spokeswoman

What’s next

Police are continuing their investigation and are asking anyone with information about the case to come forward.

The takeaway

This tragic incident highlights the dangers of high-speed police chases and the need for law enforcement agencies to carefully weigh the risks to public safety when pursuing suspects, especially in populated urban areas.