Mobile, AL (July 1, 2025) – A vehicle pursuit involving Mobile Police ended in a crash last Monday, June 30, leaving two people with minor injuries.
According to the Mobile Police Department, the incident began when officers attempted a traffic stop on St Stephens Road near Lacey Street. The driver, now identified as 43-year-old Kendrick Randolph of Prichard, refused to stop and led police on a pursuit.
The chase ended when Randolph’s vehicle collided with another SUV at the W Lee St exit near I-65. Two individuals inside the SUV sustained minor injuries and were transported to a local hospital for treatment.
Police later arrested Randolph and charged him with multiple offenses. These include attempting to elude, reckless endangerment, possession of marijuana, trafficking fentanyl, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled substance.
Authorities have not released the names of the individuals injured in the crash. Their current condition is unknown, but officials have confirmed the injuries were not life-threatening.
This incident remains under active investigation as police work to determine all the factors that led to the chase and crash.
We send our sincere hopes for a full recovery to everyone injured in this crash.
Police Chase Crash Injuries in Mobile
Car crashes that occur during police chases are often fast-moving, dangerous, and unpredictable. In Mobile and across Alabama, these high-speed pursuits sometimes end in tragic injuries for innocent drivers and passengers. While law enforcement officers are trained to pursue fleeing suspects safely,
When a chase ends in a collision, the people most at risk are often those who had nothing to do with the incident in the first place. Innocent drivers can suffer lasting injuries that may require extensive medical treatment. Recovery can involve surgery, physical therapy, and lost income from missed work. These victims often face the challenge of trying to hold the right party accountable, which may include the fleeing driver, and in some cases, the agencies involved in the pursuit.
Police chase crashes also raise complex legal issues. Determining liability isn’t always straightforward. If drugs or alcohol were involved, or if a suspect was fleeing in a stolen car, it may impact how insurance policies apply and how damages are pursued. That’s why it’s critical to speak with an efficient Mobile personal injury attorney who understands how to handle these cases.
In Alabama, victims of reckless driving or drug-related crashes may be entitled to compensation. This includes damages for medical bills, rehabilitation, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. In more severe cases, victims might also qualify for compensation related to future care or permanent disability.
At Maloney-Lyons, we have deep experience representing clients injured in collisions caused by reckless or criminal behavior. We know the law and how to build strong cases that hold dangerous drivers accountable. We work with medical experts and investigators to ensure our clients receive the care and financial support they need during recovery.
If you or a loved one was injured in a two-vehicle crash in Mobile or anywhere in Alabama, don’t wait to get help. Call Maloney-Lyons today at 251-225-6105 for a free, no-obligation consultation.
