Tulsa, OK : One dead, more injured after suspected drunken driver causes two crashes in south Tulsa on Tuesday night, May 3, 2016

A suspected drunken driver was hospitalized after crashing into a motorcycle and a car, collisions that seriously injured two other people and killed another driver in south Tulsa on Tuesday night, according to police.

A Ford Fusion driven by 27-year-old Christopher Mitchell reportedly struck a motorcycle carrying two people near 61st Street and Yale Avenue about 9 p.m. Both riders were thrown from the motorcycle and were hospitalized in serious but stable condition, police said.

The Fusion fled east on 61st Street at a high rate of speed before crashing into a Mitsubishi Galant that was making a westbound turn from Saint Francis Hospital, according to police. Stacie Dry, 22, who was driving the Galant, died in the collision.

Police said they suspected alcohol was a factor in the crashes.

Mitchell was taken to the hospital to be treated for his injuries. No arrests have been made, but he could face several charges pending further investigation, which includes a blood test, police said.

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One dead, more injured after suspected drunken driver causes two crashes in south Tulsa