An additional nine people were injured, per NYPD; two women and seven men, all mid-aged, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. No children and no elderly persons were injured.

The entire area around the Empire State Building remains a crime scene per NYPD.

Officers responded to the recycling area and contacted the pickup driver, Oleg Tarasuk. Suddenly the suspect gunned his engine and started to drive away. One of the officers drove his patrol car in the suspect’s path to prevent him from leaving, and the suspect used his pickup to push the patrol car out of the way, then drove back onto southbound Washington Boulevard. Officers got back into their cars to follow him, and came upon him involved in a collision at the intersection of Washington and Main Street. His pickup had collided with three other vehicles and struck a pedestrian, Mr. Delacampa, who died at the scene. The suspect and one of the other drivers were transported by ambulance to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Tarasuk was treated and released to Roseville Police custody, and was booked into jail on the charges listed above.

The intersection of Washington Boulevard and Main Street remained closed until approximately 7:15 a.m. Wednesday morning while investigators from Roseville’s Major Accident Investigation Team examined the scene.

Per Roseville PD: Roseville Police officers have arrested Oleg Tarasuk, 50, of Roseville on suspicion of DUI causing death or injury, and gross vehicular manslaughter while under the influence of alcohol. Tarasuk was the driver in a Tuesday evening traffic collision that injured another driver and took the life of a pedestrian, Gregory Louis Delacampa, 26, of Roseville Tarasuk, shown in the booking photo above, is being held in the Placer County Jail on $275,000 bail.