D.C. man gets 38 years for deadly chase in Columbia Heights

Published January 10, 2009 5:00am ET



A Northwest Washington man was sentenced to 38 years for chasing a man who was later fatally struck by a speeding car in Columbia Heights.

Marlon K. Blaize, 30, was accused of firing a gun during an argument with 25-year-old Tarran Miller in the summer of 2006. Miller ran into the street, where he was struck by a car, prosecutors said. Miller died six days later.

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