A teenager struck by a suspected drunken driver who plowed into a crowd near the South by Southwest festival in Austin has died, bringing the death toll from the crash to four, police said Thursday. 
 
 DeAndre Tatum, 18, died from injuries he sustained in the March 13 collision in which about two dozen people were mowed down on a street closed to vehicles, Austin Police said. He had been listed in critical condition. 
 
 DeAndre Tatum, the 4th victim of the #SXSW crash, passed away as a result of his injuries. His family is in our thoughts and prayers. — Austin Police Dept (@Austin_Police) March 27, 2014 
 
 Two people hit by the driver — Jamie West, 27, and Steven Craenmehr, 35 — died the day of the crash. A third person, Sandy Le, 26, died from her injuries on March 17. 
 
 Tatum's girlfriend, Curtisha Davis, 19, suffered critical injuries stemming from the crash — including broken bones and a neck injury. She was released from the hospital March 18, according to NBC affiliate KXAN. 
 
 Rashad Charjuan Owens, 21, from Killeen, Texas, has already been charged with one count of capital murder and is being held on $3 million bond, the Austin Police Department said on its website. More charges are likely. 
 
 Owens had been asked to pull over at a sobriety checkpoint and instead sped away from a police car. He smashed through a police barricade and then plowed down people — some of them lined up outside the Mohawk nightclub, a popular downtown venue — over a span of city blocks. 
 
 Owens then tried to flee on foot but was subdued by an officer with the stun gun. 
 
 He had a blood alcohol level of .114, well over the legal limit of .08, breath test results showed. 
 
 — Daniel Arkin ||||| CLOSE The fourth victim of the South By Southwest crash died Thursday after he and his girlfriend were hit by a man who plowed into a crowd of people at the festival on March 13. VPC 
 
 Curtisha Davis, left, and her boyfriend, De'Andre Tatum, were injured when a suspected drunken driver ran from police and plowed into a crowd at South By Southwest in Austin on March 13, 2014. Tatum died from his injuries on March 27, 2014. Davis is recovering from her injuries at home in Texas. (Photo: WFAA-TV, Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas) 
 
 FORT WORTH — A fourth person has died from injuries sustained in the March 13 tragedy in which a suspected drunken driver plowed through a crowd outside a nightclub at the South By Southwest music festival in Austin. 
 
 De'Andre Tatum, 18, died Thursday, his pastor and the Fort Worth Independent School District confirmed. The Fort Worth native was in a medically induced coma at the University Medical Center Brackenridge in Austin after the deadly crash. He was the last of the victims still in critical condition at the hospital. 
 
 Tatum was with his girlfriend on Red River Street when police say Rashad Owens, 21, of Killeen, Texas, in the midst of a chase with police drove through a road block and into the crowd. 
 
 Jamie West, 27, of Austin, and Steven Craenmehr, 35, of Amsterdam, were killed that night. More than 20 others were injured. Tatum was among eight victims transported to the hospital. Sandy Le, 26, died of her injuries March 17, while Tatum remained in the hospital in critical condition. 
 
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 "He has a broken leg, a broken pelvis bone and a severe brain injury," said his mother, Tamara O'Neal, while by his side at the hospital on March 13. 
 
 His girlfriend, 17-year-old Curtisha Davis, also was struck by the car. She was released from the hospital and back home in North Texas on March 18. 
 
 Dr. Christopher Ziebell, head of the emergency room at UMC Brackenridge, expressed the seriousness of Tatum's injuries after he was transported to the hospital. 
 
 "These are some of the worst injuries that we see and not everybody with these kinds of injuries survives," he said. 
 
 Owens has been charged with capital murder, which means he will face the death penalty in court, and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. Prosecutors are expected to seek additional charges against him from a grand jury. Owens is accused of driving drunk and fleeing from police, then intentionally steering into the festival crowd and accelerating. He remains jailed on a $3 million bond. 
 
 Contributing: Jessica Vess, KVUE-TV, Austin, Texas; The Associated Press 
 
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– The March 13 crash at Austin's South by Southwest festival has claimed a fourth life: Fort Worth native DeAndre Tatum, the last of the crash victims in critical condition, succumbed to his injuries yesterday, USA Today reports. He had been in a medically induced coma since the crash. That brings the death toll to four; two died the day of the crash, a third a few days later. Rapper and alleged drunk driver Rashad Owens of Texas has been charged with capital murder and is being held on $3 million bond; NBC News reports more charges are expected. Tatum, 18, had been outside an Austin club with his girlfriend, Curtisha Davis, when the pair were struck by the speeding car, which careened through a police barricade. Davis suffered broken bones and a neck injury but was released from the hospital within days. Shortly after the crash, Tatum's mother noted her son had "a broken leg, a broken pelvis bone, and a severe brain injury," which a doctor at University Medical Center Brackenridge called "some of the worst injuries that we see and not everybody with these kinds of injuries survives."