RALEIGH, N.C. — A Raleigh man once accused of murdering a YMCA couselor faces a new round of charges.
A Wake County grand jury indicted Derrick Bell on charges related to a high-speed chase last month.
Raleigh police say Bell was a passenger in a Camaro when they tried to make a traffic stop. They say Bell jumped into the driver's lap and took control of the car.
After crashing the car, he tried to run away, but police arrested him a few mintues later.
Bell had been arrested in connection with the death of YMCA counselor Pierre Williams. However, charges against Bell in that case were dismissed.
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