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Authorities said a medical emergency may have led to the crash.

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Police released a photo of a man, who they are attempting to identify.

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The victim suffered severe head trauma. It’s unclear if she was shot or injured in another way, police said.

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The incident occurred at an apartment building on West 38th and Sackett Avenue.

Officers found the victim shot around 3:20 a.m. on Friday.

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Her last known location was in the area of Bogarts Landing.

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When law enforcement attempted to arrest the 44-year-old man, he sought a firearm, according to a release.

The accident occurred in the 15000 block of Invermere Avenue.

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The cumulative death total remains at 191 citywide.

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He faces voluntary manslaughter charges, police said.

As of Sunday, the Department of Health reported 9,627 Ohioans have died from the coronavirus with at least 777,065 cases statewide since the start of the pandemic.

The man drove away from his home in a silver 2013 Honda Accord with Ohio plate number FYG6450. He hasn't returned.

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The Cleveland Department of Public Health announced on Saturday that there was one COVID-19 related death in the city, bringing the total cumulative deaths to 191 citywide.