FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Charges have been filed against a man accused of speeding away police and killing another driver.
On Friday, The Fresno County District Attorney's Office charged 40-year-old Andrew Calderon with four felony counts, including a murder charge.
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Calderon is accused of evading police, running a red light, hitting and killing 29-year-old Victor Cardenas.
The incident started after 11 p.m. Wednesday at First and Shields when police pulled Calderon over for what was called a non-moving traffic violation.
At first, Calderon pulled over, but after a short time sped away. Police say they initially pursued him but quickly ended the chase due to the speeds reached and since he was only stopped for minor violations.
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He continued to speed until he ran a red light at Fresno Street, crashing into Cardenas, who died from his injuries at the hospital.
Police say Calderon is on active parole and has a warrant for his arrest for domestic violence charges.
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