Tieree Powell

Charles Pace, 27, was denied bond after being charged with four counts of second-degree murder and drunk driving causing death in a crash that killed a Pontiac family of four. The victims included Tieree Powell, her girlfriend Zakiera, and their two children, while Pace had a prior 2020 DWI conviction and history of traffic violations.

An entire family of four, including two toddlers, was killed when Charles Pace, a 27-year-old suspected drunken driver, crashed into their vehicle on I-75 in Michigan. Pace, who had a blood alcohol content over three times the legal limit, was arraigned on four counts of second-degree murder.

A family of four, including two toddlers, was killed when Charles Pace, a 27-year-old suspected drunken driver, crashed into their vehicle on I-75 in Michigan. Pace had a blood alcohol content over three times the legal limit and was arraigned on four counts of second-degree murder.

An entire family of four, including two toddlers, was killed in a Michigan crash involving an alleged drunken driver. Charles Pace, 27, allegedly struck a vehicle pulled over on I-75 while speeding with a blood alcohol content three times the legal limit, killing Zakeroa Dodson, Tieree Powell, and their children, Nalani and Karter. Pace faces four counts of second-degree murder and was denied bond.

Charles Dean Pace, 27, was denied bond after being charged with four counts of second-degree murder and four counts of operating while intoxicated causing death in a July 1 Oakland County crash that killed a family of four. Pace allegedly drove a Ford F-250 at over 90 mph with a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit, striking a disabled Chrysler 300. The victims were Zakeria Sharon Dodson, 23, Tieree Powell, 24, Nalani Powell, 3, and Karter Powell, 2. Pace has a prior alcohol-related offense in Virginia and was in Michigan for work.

A Virginia man, Charles Dean Pace, was charged with four counts of second-degree murder and operating while intoxicated causing death after a high-speed crash on I-75 in Oakland County killed four people, including two children. Prosecutors stated Pace had a blood alcohol level more than three times the legal limit and a prior alcohol-related offense.

A Virginia man was charged with four counts of second-degree murder and four counts of operating while intoxicated causing death after a July crash on I-75 in Oakland County killed a family of four. The victims were occupants of a disabled Chrysler struck by the defendant, who was driving at speeds exceeding 90 mph with a blood alcohol level more than three times the legal limit.

A family of four was killed in a crash on I-75 near Grange Hall Road when a pickup truck collided with their stopped Chrysler 300. Devrionta Powell, brother of Tieree Powell who died in the crash, described the emotional impact of losing his sibling, who was central to the family after their mother's death. A public memorial service is planned for Saturday.

A family of four, including parents Tieree Powell and Zakaera Dawson and their two children, were killed when their disabled car was struck by a pickup truck on I-75 in Oakland County. The driver of the pickup was injured and taken into custody as investigations continued.

Four family members, including two toddlers, were killed when their vehicle was struck by another driver on the shoulder of southbound I-75 near Grange Hall Road in Holly. The cause of the crash remains under investigation, with authorities considering factors like alcohol or road rage. The suspected at-fault driver is in custody with minor injuries.

A young family from Pontiac, including Tieree Powell, Zakiera Powell, and their two children, Malani and Carter, were killed in a crash on southbound I-75 in Holly. The driver involved in the collision caused their vehicle to be disabled on the freeway, leading to their deaths. Michigan State Police are investigating and have announced pending charges against the driver.