Man needed for 2022 homicide arrested after fleeing police, crashing in Raynham

Crime

David Okay. Lynch was needed for homicide for a November 2022 taking pictures in Brockton.

A homicide suspect is in custody after he crashed a automotive whereas fleeing police in Raynham, significantly injuring an individual within the automotive he crashed into.

David Okay. Lynch, 24, was added to State Police’s Most Needed Record in March after evading police for 5 months following a deadly taking pictures in Brockton. Lynch’s suspect poster says that on Nov. 2, 2022, he allegedly shot and killed a person on West Park Avenue after he and the person obtained right into a dispute.

On Thursday, troopers noticed Lynch in a BMW SUV within the car parking zone of the Vacation Inn in Middleborough simply after 3 p.m., State Police stated in a press launch. When Lynch noticed the troopers approaching, he fled, hitting two police vehicles as he made his approach onto Route 44.

The troopers pursued Lynch till they overlooked him, however quickly realized he hit one other automotive on the intersection of Orchard and Warren Streets in Raynham, the discharge stated. An individual within the automotive Lynch hit was significantly injured.

Lynch and a male passenger within the SUV fled on foot after the crash in Raynham, however have been arrested after a short chase, the discharge stated. Police additionally discovered a gun within the SUV.

The sufferer within the Raynham crash, Lynch, and his passenger have been all taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in Brockton for remedy, the discharge stated. Lynch and his passenger have been taken underneath police guard and have been handled for non-life-threatening accidents.

Lynch is going through a homicide cost in reference to the Brockton taking pictures, in addition to a cost of armed assault in a dwelling, 9 gun fees, and two fentanyl trafficking fees out of Norfolk and Plymouth Superior Courts and Stoughton District Court docket.