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HANNIBAL — A Hannibal man died in a Thursday night crash while fleeing from police.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said a 1988 Honda VT600CD driven by David L. Hall, 54, of Hannibal, was heading south at 5:25 p.m. on Marion County Road 430, one mile south of Hannibal, and fleeing from the Hannibal Police Department when it struck a northbound 2002 Ford Fusion driven by Makenzie R. Williams, 18, of Hannibal.
Hall was pronounced dead at the scene at 5:40 p.m. by paramedic Odessa Tapppendorf. He was taken to Smith Funeral Home and Chapel.
Williams, who was wearing a seat belt, was taken by private auto to Hannibal Regional Hospital with moderate injuries.
The patrol was assisted by the Marion County Sheriff’s Department, Hannibal Police Department and Hannibal Rural Fire Department.
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