POLICE CHARGE TEEN WITH VEHICULAR HOMICIDE IN 2 DEATHS

UPDATE

Aurora police arrested the teenage driver of a speeding Audi that ran a red light and plowed into another vehicle early Sunday, killing two people. 

Olvin Lidenis Carcamo-Meza, 18, of Aurora, was booked into the Aurora Municipal Detention Center on two charges of vehicular homicide.

Reports said he was traveling at speeds exceeding 120 mph.

Police provided this account of the tragedy: "Carcamo-Meza was driving north on South Airport Boulevard in a black Audi sedan when he failed to stop for a red light, striking a white Hyundai sedan occupied by the two victims that was traveling west on Alameda Avenue.

"A Toyota sedan, which was stopped in a turn lane, was struck after the initial collision. The driver of the Toyota sustained minor injuries in the crash.

"Carcamo-Meza sustained serious, but non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to a local hospital. He was arrested and booked Wednesday following his release from the hospital.

"Speed is being investigated as a contributing factor to the crash. Investigators do not suspect drugs or alcohol."

The accident occurred at 2:45 a.m. Sunday.