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GREENSBORO, N.C. – Police have identified the five people who were killed after the driver of a stolen vehicle ran a red light and crashed into another car on Battleground Avenue in Greensboro.

The occupants of the stolen 2003 silver Acura were Deshon Lee Manuel, 42; Theresa Monique Kingcade, 34; and Bruce Wayne Hunt, 40. All were from Greensboro.

Just in- mugshot of Bruce Hunt, who was in stolen car that caused major crash. Hunt also has lengthy criminal history, one of five victims. pic.twitter.com/iJ2fN6dK6b — Alex Rose (@AlexRoseNews) October 2, 2017

Police said Manuel was driving. He was in jail as recently as July of this year and has a history of more than 100 offenses including speeding, theft and drug possession.

The driver of the Kia Optima was Stephanie Louise Warshauer, 32. Her passenger was Alyssa Mackenzie Bolick, 29. Both were Greensboro residents.

Shortly before 11:30 p.m., a Guilford County deputy spotted a suspicious 2003 silver Acura, which turned out to be stolen from Greensboro, according to a press release from Greensboro police.

The deputy ran the license plate number through the National Crime Information Center database and the car was reported stolen from a parking lot at an apartment complex on East Meadowview Road on Sept. 13.

The deputy activated his blue lights as the car proceeded south on Battleground Avenue.

The deputy was about one-quarter mile behind the suspect vehicle which accelerated to a high rate of speed and ran a red light at New Garden Road and Battleground Avenue, according to a Guilford County Sheriff's Office press release.

The Kia Optima was crossing Battleground Avenue and had the right of way and was struck by the stolen vehicle.

A dog in the Optima survived and is with relatives of his owner, according to police.

Both vehicles were total losses and towed from the scene. Several vehicles near the crash were damaged by flying debris, but nobody else was hurt, according to police.

Battleground Avenue had been closed for about nine hours, but has since reopened.

Anyone with information about this case can call Crime Stoppers at (336) 373-1000 or text keyword "badboyz" and the tip to 274637. Callers can remain anonymous.

Here's a mugshot of Deshon Manuel, the man police say was driving a stolen car and sped into an intersection causing fatal crash. @myfox8 pic.twitter.com/sFH05YKQRq — Alex Rose (@AlexRoseNews) October 2, 2017

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