Kidnapped woman killed in I-95 shootout with police.

A woman who was abducted from her home in New York is dead after a shootout and police chase in Prince William County, Virginia. The suspect, Michael C. Davis, was also shot and suffered life-threatening injuries. Davis was suspected of abducting Tatiana David, with whom he had a previous relationship and a 4-year-old child together. Virginia state troopers first spotted the white Jeep Cherokee that Davis was driving crossing into Virginia several hours later. When Virginia troopers tried to pull the Jeep over, the driver initially stopped and then sped away, later crashing into a guardrail in Dumfries and continuing heading south. The Jeep went off the road and crashed into a wooded area, at which point, Davis exited the Jeep and began firing at Virginia state troopers, who returned fire. David was found dead outside the Jeep at the site of the crash, with an apparent gunshot wound.
- Police: Abducted woman dead after shootout on I-95 in Va. WTOP
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