ROGERS COUNTY, Okla. — Update: After a 17-year-old was taken into custody following a pursuit that ended in a deadly crash on Sunday, the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office said he was planning to commit more potentially violent crimes.

FOX23 told you on Sunday the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) said a 17-year-old from Missouri was taken into custody after leading law enforcement on a chase while driving a stolen vehicle, following a pursuit that ended in a deadly crash in Rogers County. The crash killed a 23-year-old woman and injured her mother.

According to Rogers County Sheriff Scott Walton, the 17-year-old stole at least three vehicles in a 24-hour period, two in Missouri and one in Oklahoma.

The suspect also broke into a home in attempt to steal another vehicle, and had a plan to murder the homeowner in his sleep, the sheriff said.

RCSO said the teen however do not go through with the homicide.

The teen was involved in at least three separate vehicle pursuits with law enforcement spanning from Missouri to Oklahoma.

RCSO said the suspect had plans to travel from Missouri, to Texas and then to California, “indicating that a prolonged and potentially violent spree was going to occur if he had not been stopped by Rogers County deputies.”

The suspect was evaluated at a hospital in Claremore. He was transpired to Vinita where he will be held in the Craig County Juvenile Center.

“The District Attorney’s Office is aware of the incident and will review the facts in order to make a formal charging decision soon,” RCSO said.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) said the daughter, identified as Logan Harrel, age 23, was pronounced dead at the scene and the mother, Kimberly Harrel, age 50, was transported by air to a Tulsa hospital.

Logan was a member of the Hillcat Cheer team at Rogers State University.

SU Hillcats posted about her passing on Facebook:

“The Rogers State Athletics family is deeply saddened to report the loss of Logan Harrel,” the post says. “A member of the Hillcat Cheer team, Logan tragically passed on Sunday. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family, friends and teammates.”

A suspect is in custody and one person is dead following a pursuit in Rogers County on Sunday.

The pursuit took place on Route 66 between East 410 Road and East 420 Road in Rogers County.

Sheriff Scott Walton with the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) said the department was requested to aid in the pursuit of a 17-year-old driving a stolen car out of Vinita, OK on Sunday morning.

“One of our deputies sees the vehicle coming in at a high rate of speed. He clocks it at over 100 miles an hour,” said Walton. “Shortly after, that part of the pursuit is terminated.”

Walton said deputies continued to patrol the area looking for the car he said was stolen from Missouri.

He said the car was found crashed. Shortly after, RCSO was notified that the suspect had stolen a second car in the area.

A deputy spotted the second car, a black pick-up truck, moving fast and started a second pursuit near Foyil, OK.

Walton said RSCO then used stop sticks.

“The first attempt to use stop sticks, he tried to run over the deputy. He is driving fast, and we continue that pursuit, second deployment of the stop sticks is successful, but he continues on,” said Walton.

Sheriff Walton said that is when things took a tragic turn.

The suspect flew over the railroad going westbound and hit a car carrying a mother and daughter going north on Route 66.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) said the daughter, identified as Logan Harrel, age 23, was pronounced dead at the scene and the mother, Kimberly Harrel, age 50, was transported by air to a Tulsa hospital.

OHP said the injured woman is in stable condition with internal injuries.

The 17-year-old suspect, out of Rogersville, MO, was taken into custody and has no injuries.

“He will be charged. Not sure what those charges are, we don’t know right now, but we have got a vehicular homicide and OHP will work the crash,” said Walton. “They will work every part of that, and we will work the rest of the investigation.”

Sheriff Walton said the District Attorney’s office was also on scene helping with the investigation.

This is an ongoing investigation.