No, if you read the sentence it says the suspect shot the victim 5 times and then the suspect crashed her car and died.
English is a dying language...
Looked ok to me
If the writer had bothered to rework the sentence, he would have said "Police are searching for the suspect who shot a well-known Hollywood publicist five times, causing her to crash her Mercedes-Benz in a Beverly Hills neighborhood." Since the writer doesn't state whether she died at the scene, or whether she died from the bullet wounds or the crash, I can't complete that part of it.
“No, if you read the sentence it says the suspect shot the victim 5 times and then the suspect crashed her car and died.
English is a dying language...”
How about:
“No, if you read the sentence it says the suspect shot the victim 5 times and then the suspect crashed her car and died.
Journalism is a dying occupation...