Porsche driver runs from 4-car crash in Brighton Park, falsely reports car stolen: police

Everardo Coss allegedly sped through a stop sign and t-boned a car Wednesday at 42nd Street and Western Avenue.

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A Porsche driver falsely reported his car stolen after allegedly causing a 4-car crash Jan. 8, 2020, in Brighton Park and running from the scene.

A Porsche driver falsely reported his car stolen after allegedly causing a 4-car crash Jan. 8, 2020, in Brighton Park and running from the scene.

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A Porsche driver falsely reported his car stolen after allegedly causing a 4-car crash Wednesday in Brighton Park and running from the scene.

Everardo Coss, 38, allegedly sped through a stop sign and t-boned a car at 42nd Street and Western Avenue, sending a man to the hospital with fractured vertebrae and bleeding in his brain, Chicago police said.

The t-boned car rolled over into a third car until coming to a rest on top of a fourth car, police said.

Everardo Coss

Everardo Coss

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Witnesses reported seeing Coss run from the crashed Porsche, police said. Coss then allegedly called 911 to falsely report his car stolen.

Officers arrested Coss at 10:10 a.m. in Bridgeport on a bond forfeiture warrant, police said.

While in custody, he was charged with a felony count each of leaving the scene of an accident and disorderly conduct, police said.

No one else was hurt in the crash.

Coss, of Brighton Park, is due for a bail hearing Friday afternoon.

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