Warrant Issued for Suspect in Fatal Victorville Hit-and-Run Crash That Killed Two Teen Girls
$1 Million Warrant Issued in Deadly Victorville Crash
A $1 million arrest warrant has been issued for Terry Lamar Easter, 50, of Apple Valley, in connection with a fiery, high-speed crash that killed two teenage girls in Victorville. Easter, who also goes by the alias “Capone,” is considered armed and dangerous by investigators. The California Highway Patrol continues to search for his whereabouts.
What Happened in the Crash
The crash occurred on Friday, August 14, 2026, at the intersection of Ridgecrest Road and Elmwood Drive in Victorville. Investigators say Easter was driving a Chevrolet Camaro north on Ridgecrest Road at high speed alongside a Dodge Charger just before the collision. Witnesses told CHP the two vehicles appeared to be racing at the time.
The speeding vehicles struck an Acura TL as it entered the intersection from Elmwood Drive. The force of the impact sheared the Acura in half and set both vehicles on fire. Maddalyn Dailey, 17, of Victorville, who was driving the Acura, and Isabell Hill, 16, of Hesperia, a passenger, both died at the scene. The girls were remembered by loved ones as Sultana High School seniors and best friends.
Suspect Fled the Scene, Left Child Behind
Authorities say Easter fled on foot after the crash, leaving his 11-year-old son inside the vehicle. The child was taken to a hospital with minor injuries. The driver of the Dodge Charger remained at the scene and was arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter.
CHP has also identified Easter’s mother, 74-year-old Madge Wells, as wanted on suspicion of being an accessory after the fact for allegedly helping her son evade arrest. Investigators believe the drivers of both vehicles knew each other.
Description of the Suspect
Easter is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall, approximately 145 pounds, with black hair and hazel eyes. CHP has released his booking photo and is asking the public to report any information about his location. Anyone with information is urged to contact the California Highway Patrol at 909-428-5400.
When Street Racing Turns Deadly
Cases like this highlight the devastating consequences that can follow when drivers engage in reckless behavior on public roads. High-speed street racing puts innocent bystanders and other motorists at risk of catastrophic injury or death, often in a matter of seconds.
When a driver flees the scene of a fatal crash, victims and their families are left with even more obstacles to overcome while pursuing justice and accountability.
Families who lose a loved one in a crash caused by a reckless or fleeing driver may be entitled to pursue a wrongful death claim. California law allows surviving family members to seek compensation for funeral expenses, loss of consortium, and other damages tied to a preventable tragedy.
Attorney Jeff Is Here to Help Victims and Families
The team at Attorney Jeff Car Accident Lawyer extends our deepest condolences to the families and friends of Maddalyn Dailey and Isabell Hill during this incredibly difficult time. No family should have to endure the loss of a child due to another driver’s reckless decisions.
If you or a loved one has been affected by a hit-and-run crash, street racing incident, or other reckless driving accident in Victorville or anywhere in Southern California, Attorney Jeff is available around the clock to help.
Our experienced legal team can investigate the circumstances of the crash, work with law enforcement, and fight to hold negligent drivers accountable. Contact our experienced Victorville car accident lawyers today for a free consultation.