After the police chased, two people have been accused of robbery and kidnapping after crashed at a care house in Sunderland.
Police said two high -high care home residents killed, a woman in the 80s and another in her 90s who died a day after the accident, is still being investigated. Eight other residents were rushed to the hospital.
The 21, Sam Asgari-Tabar of Sunderland, has been accused of severe injury to a resident by dangerous driving.
21 of Sunderland, he and Ris Parish are also accused of robbery and kidnapping and will appear in the Newcastle Magistrate Court on Saturday.
On Wednesday night, officials were following a BMW, which was stolen from a address at Fenham, Newcastle at around 21:20 BST.
The police were authorized to pursue the vehicle, which crashed in the house after about five minutes.
It has been alleged that a female involved in a proposed sale was inside the car when she was forcibly removed after some time.
Northumbria police said that he was shaken, but without thinking.
A mandatory referral has been created in an independent office for police conduct.
The care house had to be evacuated after the accident, causing major structural damage to the building.
The Northumbria Police is considering whether the accident contributed to the deaths of two women.
Eight injured care was in the hospital till only one Friday evening, among the residents of the house.
In a separate case, Mr. Parish has also been accused of violent disorder regarding events at Sunderland City Center on August 2 last year.
