Driver speeding in alleged stolen truck kills mom in crash

We are seeing the shocking new surveillance video of that crash in Umatilla. It's really hard to watch. You can see here a vehicle run a red light and then hitting that innocent woman. That mother of two was just a block away from home when the tragic crash happened. Thanks for joining us on this Monday. I'm Luann Sorrell. I'm Jack Breuer. Police say the man behind the wheel was driving twice the posted speed limit. The crash happened just before 4.30 this morning at the intersection of State Road 19 and Grant Street in Umatilla. Marie Ettinger is live there now with the latest. Marie? Hi, Jack. As Luanne mentioned, this was just one block away from Crystal Daniels' home. She turned the corner and not even really got to go through the intersection before she was hit. Her car wound up on the opposite side of the road, and after these cars passed by, you'll be able to see in the median there is still damage from where that truck wound up finally at the end of this crash. Crystal Daniels was a beloved mother of two. The 44-year-old was on her way to work a little after four in the morning. She only made it about a block down the road before the FHP says a driver speeding in a stolen truck T-boned her, killing her on impact. Just a really bad accident. Sounded really bad. Surveillance cameras from Drumroll Heating and Cooling across the street caught part of the crash in the reflection from the shop's window and the sound of it, like a bomb going off. The police chief also provided video of the crash caught on City Hall's cameras. Umatilla Police Chief David Celia explained an officer clocked the truck doing 60 in a 30 and flipped his lights on trying to pull him over. He said he didn't even have time to start a chase. You can see the light at Guerin Street turned green and Daniels start to pull forward in her Jeep Cherokee just as the Nissan Frontier blows through the red light at State Road 19. Everybody knows everybody around here and then the holidays coming up too. It's gonna be Pretty tough for him, I'm sure. The FHP did not release the name of the driver who caused the crash just yet, and they haven't given any details about that stolen vehicle. They did tell me, though, they intended to airlift him to the hospital today, but weren't able to because of the fog. Had to drive him instead, and he did wind up in serious condition when he was taken in. That's the same condition we heard at last check. Live in Umatilla, Marie Ettinger, Fox 35 News.