DA wants to know how boy, 5, died

Calvin Borders, 18, of Oklahoma City was thrown 10 feet in the air and his shoes were knocked off his feet when he was hit, said Glynda Chu, Edmond police spokeswoman. The driver, a woman who was on her lunch break, was not injured.

Borders had been a passenger in a vehicle with two other men and a juvenile female. Police stopped the vehicle at Ridgecrest Road and Boulevard for running a red light and not having a tail light, Chu said. When the car stopped, Borders and another backseat passenger ran.

Borders continued to run from police after he was hit. An officer found him about a block away.

He was taken to an Oklahoma City hospital. His condition was not available Monday.

Borders faces resisting arrest and possession of marijuana complaints. The second man, Jonathan Ingersol, 19, later turned himself in to police. He faces a possession of marijuana complaint.

The driver, Bryce McCleary, 18, Edmond, was arrested on possession of marijuana and disregarding a red light complaints. A 17-year-old female was arrested on a possession of marijuana complaint.

Staff Writer Diana Baldwin