Jeremiah Bailey was shot and killed by Tampa police after going on a violent rampage in South Tampa, "intentionally" driving towards pedestrians, killing one man.

One pedestrian was killed and several pedestrians and officers were hurt by a driver who allegedly carried out multiple intentional hit-and-runs in Tampa, Florida.

Police identified the man as 48-year-old Jeremiah Bailey, who struck multiple pedestrians with his car at various locations in South Tampa on Sunday, killing one and injuring three.

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Public documents show pool contractor Jordan Hidalgo agreed to a settlement with the Florida Attorney General’s Office in July, six months before the AG filed a lawsuit against him, three of

One pedestrian was killed and several pedestrians and officers were hurt by a driver who allegedly carried out multiple intentional hit-and-runs in Tampa, Florida.

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“I pull out, next thing I know, I see headlights behind me, bend this corner, still see the headlights, bend this corner, still see the headlights,” he said. “I must’ve turned, you know, maybe five or six streets.”

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