McKinney street racing suspect hit 112 miles per hour at time of fatal crash: affidavit

The suspect in a McKinney street racing crash was going well over 100 miles per hour at the time his car hit and killed two elderly residents last month.McKinney street racing crashOn July 17, 77-year-old William and Sandra Lazarus were killed in a crash in McKinney at the intersection of Custer Road and Bedford Drive.51-year-old James Armont was arrested on July 21 and charged with two counts of manslaughter in connection to the crash.Days later on July 25, 22-year-old Braydon Moss turned himself in to police and was charged with two counts of racing on a highway resulting in injury or death.An arrest affidavit confirms that street racing was the cause of the fatal accident.Police recovered dashboard camera video from Armont's BMW, which recorded the minutes leading up to the accident.The affidavit states Armont began street racing Moss, who was driving a black Tesla, after pulling up next to him at a red light on Custer Road.When Moss' vehicle rapidly accelerated away from the light