MEMPHIS, TN — In a tragic turn of events, 29-year-old Laerica Woods, sister of Memphis rapper Big Boogie, was 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed in a high-speed chase involving Arkansas State Police. The harrowing incident unfolded on Tuesday when police attempted to pull over a Dodge Ram pickup truck for traffic violations near Little Rock. The driver, identified as 30-year-old Turquo Hambrick, fled the scene, leading officers on an 18-mile pursuit that reached speeds exceeding 120 miles per hour.

According to police reports, the chase ended violently when troopers executed a tactical maneuver to force the truck into a ditch. The collision ejected Woods from the vehicle, resulting in her death at the scene. State Police have attributed her fatality to the reckless actions of the driver, emphasizing the dangers posed by fleeing suspects. “This tragedy is a direct result of suspect’s reckless selfish actions,” ASP spokesperson Mike Hager stated.

Woods’s brother, Big Boogie, took to social media to express his devastation, sharing heartfelt memories and mourning the loss of his sister. Meanwhile, Hambrick has been charged in connection with Woods’s death, with additional warrants pending against him for probation violations. He is a registered 𝓈ℯ𝓍 offender and was reportedly in possession of drugs and firearms at the time of the crash.

In a separate but equally alarming outcome, another passenger in the truck, a 26-year-old woman from Memphis, is currently fighting for her life after being ejected in the crash. Friends and family are rallying for support as they navigate this heartbreaking ordeal, calling for prayers and compassion in the wake of this senseless tragedy.

As the community reels from this shocking event, the focus remains on the reckless choices that led to such devastating consequences. Authorities continue to investigate the incident, with further details expected to emerge in the coming days.