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2 Dead After Fleeing BMW Crashes Into Parkland Canal
1 Suspect Arrested, 2 Others Found Dead in Canal After High-Speed Chase
Apr. 19, 2026 at 3:23pm
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The aftermath of a high-speed chase that ended in tragedy, exposing the risks and consequences of reckless driving.Sunrise TodayTwo people were killed when a vehicle fleeing from police in Sunrise, Florida crashed into a canal in Parkland. One suspect was arrested, while the other two were found deceased in the canal later that evening after an extensive search by Broward Sheriff's Office units.
Why it matters
High-speed police chases can have tragic consequences, leading to loss of life and raising questions about pursuit policies. This incident highlights the dangers of reckless driving and the need for law enforcement to carefully weigh the risks of engaging in dangerous pursuits.
The details
According to the Broward Sheriff's Office, a 2025 BMW was involved in an incident in Sunrise and was fleeing at high speed in the area of Nob Hill Road and Loxahatchee Road. When the officer lost sight of the vehicle, they later found it had crashed into a canal on the north side of Loxahatchee Road. One suspect, 25-year-old Anthony Davis, was arrested shortly after, but the other two suspects, Jerome Turner and Kelby Broward-Richardson, were not initially found. BSO's aviation, K-9, and drone units, as well as dive teams, spent Friday searching for the two missing suspects, who were later found deceased in the canal.
- The incident occurred on Friday, April 19, 2026.
- The two missing suspects were found deceased in the canal later that evening.
The players
Anthony Davis
A 25-year-old suspect who was arrested shortly after the crash.
Jerome Turner
One of the two suspects who was found deceased in the canal.
Kelby Broward-Richardson
One of the two suspects who was found deceased in the canal.
Broward Sheriff's Office (BSO)
The law enforcement agency that responded to the incident and conducted the search for the missing suspects.
What’s next
The Broward Sheriff's Office investigation into the crash remains active, and they are working to determine the circumstances that led to the incident.
The takeaway
This tragic incident highlights the need for law enforcement to carefully weigh the risks of engaging in high-speed pursuits, as the potential for loss of life is always present. It also underscores the importance of responsible driving and the consequences that can result from reckless behavior.
