Ashley Sawatzke, 30, Amy Taylor, 32, and Lindsey Cohen, 35, killed in collision involving Uber vehicle at North 2nd and West Clybourn in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

The 41-year-old Uber driver, who was not immediately identified, was taken to a hospital with what police believe are non-life threatening injuries. Two of his passengers died at the scene and a third one died at a local hospital. Police did not immediately release the names the three women.

The driver of the 2013 Ford Fusion, a 41-year-old man, was working for Uber. Two of his passengers, who police said were women in their 30s from Illinois, died at the scene. 

The driver of the 2013 Ford Fusion, a 41-year-old man, was working for Uber. Two of his passengers died at the scene. A third died from her injuries at a hospital.

A 23-year-old man turned himself in Monday after fleeing the scene of the fatal Uber crash that killed three women in Milwaukee early Sunday, according to Milwaukee police.

A criminal complaint alleges 23-year-old Jasen Randhawa was driving about 30 mph over the speed limit at the time of the crash early Sunday. 

The GoFundMe.com page featured a photo of Snyder watching the Packers’ game vs. the Atlanta Falcons with his mother on Sunday:

Randhawa, who officials say left the scene of the crash, along with his passenger, turned himself in on Monday, October 24th. Court documents indicate he planned on reporting the Lexus he was driving as stolen after the crash.

Randhawa pleaded guilty to three counts of second-degree reckless homicide and one count of second degree reckless injury. The counts that were dismissed include hit-and-run involving death and knowingly operate while revoked.