Man convicted for deadly Redwood City street race dies in jail

Man convicted for deadly Redwood City street race dies in jail

(KRON) -- A Redwood City street racer died in jail, officials said, after he was convicted for his role in causing a crash that left twin girls orphaned. Kyle Harrison, 25, of Redwood City, was found unresponsive in the Maple Street Correctional Center's general population housing pod just before 5 p.m. on March 15, according to the coroner's office and sheriff's office. Shortly after, he was pronounced deceased by paramedics. Investigators with…

Man Found Dead In San Mateo County Jail Was Convicted In Street-Racing Death of Couple

A man who was serving time for the vehicular manslaughter deaths of a Redwood City couple, stemming from a 2022 street-racing incident with a teenager, was found dead over the weekend in his cell.25-year-old Redwood City resident Kyle Harrison was found unresponsive around 4:50 pm Sunday at the Maple Street Correctional Center in Redwood City, and the circumstances and cause of his death have not yet been shared. As NBC Bay Area reports via coun…

Man convicted in deadly Bay Area street-race crash that orphaned twin girls found dead in jail

Man involved in Redwood City street racing crash that killed couple dies in jail

An inmate found dead at the San Mateo County jail in Redwood City was the man convicted of killing a couple in a 2022 street racing crash, authorities confirmed Monday morning.

County jail sees 6th death in 2 years, as street racer dies weeks after sentencing

In February 2023, Corpus hired Meliora Public Safety Consulting to review jail conditions. The firm found that the corrections division was at a “critical juncture due to the number of vacancies” and warned that the “workload and schedule cannot be safely sustained.” The post County jail sees 6th death in 2 years, as street racer dies weeks after sentencing appeared first on Redwood City Pulse.

Breaking News: 25-year-old who killed couple in street racing crash dies in jail

Kyle Harrison, the 25-year-old street racer who was responsible for the 2022 death of a San Carlos couple, has died in jail. He died whilst in custody at the Maple Street Correctional Center, according to a statement by The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Department.  The man who died Saturday at around 4:50 p.m. was said to have been found unresponsive in a housing unit at the facility. Life-saving measures were immediately administered by personnel…