BMW Suspected In Hit-Run Crash Found

Authorities took three people into custody for questioning in connection with a fatal hit-and-run crash that killed five people in south Fulton County on Easter Sunday.

On Wednesday investigators said they found a BMW suspected in the crash.

SWAT team members surrounded a house on Ailey Avenue Wednesday in connection with the case. Cpl. Melissa Parker with the Fulton County Police Department confirmed that a BMW parked at the house was in fact the vehicle that fled the scene of the fatal head-on collision.

RICHARD ELLIOT: BMW Suspected In Hit-Run Crash Found

Channel 2 Action News reporter Richard Elliot was at the scene as SWAT team members surrounded the house and threw several flash-bang hand grenades in the residence.

Elliot said three people later showed up at the house and were taken away by police for questioning. Police said the individuals were not under arrest.

SLIDESHOW: Fatal Easter Sunday Crash Scene

News Chopper 2 flew over the scene Wednesday and SWAT team members could be seen marching out of the residence shortly before 4 p.m. After the SWAT team exited, detectives entered the home.

In a live feed from News Chopper 2, members of the SWAT team and Police Department surrounded a BMW parked in the driveway. Officials appeared to be inspecting the front of the car.

EASTER CRASH CARTER FAMILY IM The Carter Family Carter family killed in Easter Crash

Robert and Delisia Carter; the couple’s newborn son, Ethan Blake; and Delisia Carter’s 9-year-old daughter, Kayla, died after the family’s Mercedes collided with the BMW on Camp Creek Parkway between Butner and Old Fairburn roads, resulting in a chain-reaction crash involving a Volkswagen.

The family was en route to brunch after a church service when the fatal collision happened.

After colliding, the vehicles crossed a grassy median, where the Carter family’s Mercedes was struck head-on by a Volkswagen traveling westbound. Investigators said the Mercedes burst into flames when it collided with the Volkswagen.

The Volkswagen was driven by Tracy Johnson, 43, of Atlanta. Johnson survived the accident, but the impact killed her 6-year-old daughter, Morgan.

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Atlanta motocycle cops on scene IM Atlanta motorcycle police at the SWAT scene in south Fulton motorcycle officers at scene Photographer at arrest scene IM Channel 2 Action News photographer Dave Darling at the scene of the SWAT activity in south Fulton.