A Detroit man accused of a crash last weekend that left an off-duty city police officer dead has been charged, officials said. Dayjon Antwian Macon, 28, was arraigned Thursday through 36th District Court in Detroit, the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office said.

A vigil was held Thursday for the Detroit police officer killed in a hit-and-run crash on his way home from work.

"Not only do I find him to be a flight risk based on his past behavior, leaving the scene of the accident, I do think he is a danger to the community if he continues to drive," the judge said.

The man faces multiple charges after allegedly fleeing a collision that left off-duty Detroit police officer Cameron Richardson dead.

Detroit police officer Cameron Richardson had just gone off duty on Sunday when a van collided with his Jeep Wrangler, causing it to roll over, police said. The driver of the other vehicle fled

Prosecutor Kym Worthy has charged Dayjon Antwian Macon, 28, of Detroit, in connection with a car crash that killed off-duty Detroit police officer Cameron Richardson, 32.

A Detroit police officer has died after a hit-and-run crash that occurred Sunday night. 32-year-old officer Cameron Richardson was driving home from work when a van took an improper turn and rolled over onto his car at the intersection of Greiner St.