Suspect In Deadly Moore Hit-And-Run Scheduled For Court Tuesday

A third student died over the weekend just two weeks after he was hit while running near Moore High School.

The suspect in the hit-and-run, Max Townsend, is expected in court Tuesday.

Townsend was charged earlier this month after police said he hit six Moore High School students and left the scene--killing three of them.

Townsend is currently facing 13 total counts, including first-degree manslaughter, DUI, and leaving the scene of an accident.

Prosecutors said he was also going 80 in a 30 mile-per-hour zone.

A fundraiser honoring the life of Moore High School Senior Kolby Crum ends Monday.

Kolby had been in a coma fighting for his life until he died on Saturday.

Rachel Freeman died at the scene near Moore High School two weeks ago; Yuridia Martinez died in the hospital later the same week.

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