Driver Steals Girlfriend's Truck for a Joyride & Wipes Out a 20-Year-Old

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A driver steals his girlfriend's truck without permission. Minutes later, on a straight road with no curves and clear conditions, he crosses the centerline and slams head-on into an oncoming vehicle. A 20-year-old woman is trapped inside. She doesn't survive. Instead of calling for help, he runs. Someone nearby says call 911. He says "oh whatever" and hangs up. He disappears into the woods. In this video, we break down the body camera footage, the interrogation, the girlfriend's statement, and the full investigation into a case where everything that happened after the crash made it worse. On a late afternoon in Oak Harbor, Washington, officers responded to a head-on collision on East Crescent Harbor Road. A Ford F-250 had crossed into oncoming traffic and struck a Toyota Highlander. The driver of the Highlander, 20-year-old Anna Noelle Albert, was trapped inside the vehicle. First responders worked to free her. She was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. She was the breadwinner of her family. The driver of the truck was gone. Four hours later, officers tracked the truck back to the registered owner — the suspect's girlfriend. She told officers he had taken her truck without permission. He was texting her from the woods saying he was hiding and asking her to bail him out. She told him to turn himself in. He accused her of being the cops. Twelve hours after the crash, his mother and girlfriend drove him to the police station. They let him eat first. They said their goodbyes in a parking lot. Then they brought him in. During questioning, he told detectives he didn't remember the crash. He initially said he had used substances 48 hours before. Then after learning what was at stake, he changed his story. He said he used after the crash while hiding at his mother's…

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