[UPDATE] February 10, 2012

Police say they're setting the record straight about a car crash that killed a three month old baby inside a home. Valdosta Police say the car that crashed into a home killing Cory Dixon was not being chased by police.

Valdosta Police Chief Charles Simons said "we have concluded based on a number of different pieces of evidence that no pursuit occurred."

According to the report, the Chevy Equinox being driven by 23-year-old Willis Dotson slammed into the home at 2:33 a.m. on Jan. 1.

Since then, rumors and allegations have emerged alleging the driver was being pursued by Valdosta Police. The report states that the pursuit was not only improbable, but impossible.

The report says the police vehicle in question never activated its lights or siren. The report also says two witnesses support the story that there was no chase. The Police vehicle was also reported to be traveling at speeds far below the 30 mile-per-hour limit.

Reverend Rose of the Serenity Church in Valdosta says "there's too many questions. I'm not accusing the police of anything. There's some questions. The young man [Willis Dotson] told me he was being chased."

Valdosta Police Chief Charles Simons said "It's easy to stand in a room and say what you feel. Say what you think. Unfortunately the world can't operate off what an individual feels or thinks or could be or may be. We operate off facts."

Anyone with information on this accident is urged to contact Valdosta Police.

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UPDATE February 9, 2012

Valdosta, GA - Valdosta Police Department releases official crash report.

Click on the icon above to read the attached report.

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Valdosta, GA -- January 5, 2011 - Noon -

New developments in the tragic SUV crash with a house that killed a 3-month-old baby and hospitalized his toddler brother.

Lamar Stewart, nearly 2-years-old, is out of the hospital and back at home with his family. He was seriously injured when an SUV that appeared to be running from police crashed through the living room wall of the house. Lamar's grandmother says he is walking around but still needs some time to heal.

The funeral for 3-month-old Cory Dixon is tomorrow Friday at Crossing Jordan Baptist Church at one.

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Valdosta, GA -- January 3, 2011 --

New details about a crash that claimed the life of a 3-month-old in Valdosta.
It appears the driver of the SUV that crashed into the house was running from police.

3-month-old Cory Dixon's life was stripped away before he had a chance to live it when he was sitting with his mother Ver Mela Stewart and brother Lamar on the couch early New Years Morning.
At around 2am a white SUV came crashing through the wall killing Cory and seriously injuring Lamar.

Police say 23-year-old Willis Dotson appeared to be running from a squad car and went straight through a stop sign.
There's no indication drugs or alcohol were involved.
Dotson is in Lowndes County Jail facing several charges including vehicular homicide.
His bond is set for $95,000.

Ver Mela Stewart is on her way to Macon, Georgia as we speak to see her toddler son Lamar in the hospital.

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Valdosta, GA -- January 2, 2011 --

A 3-month-old baby is killed when a car crashed through the wall of his family's home.

The family is still in a state of shock as they try to cope with the loss of their baby while taking care of another toddler who was also seriously injured in the accident that happened early Sunday morning.

Vermela Stewart was asleep with her two sons, Corey and Lamar, in the living room when an SUV came crashing through the house . Her mother, Sarah Stewart, was asleep in another part of the house when she was jolted out of bed.

"I jumped outta bed and ran into the hallway and I couldn't get through. and heard my daughter screaming and hollering I cant find my baby i cant find my baby," Sarah Stewart says.

Valdosta police arrived at the scene shortly after 2:30am, but when rescuers found 3 month old Cory, it was too late. He was pronounced dead at the scene . 21-month old Lamar was taken to the Medical Center of South GA in Macon and is in the ICU in stable condition.

Police say the car was driven by Valdosta resident Willis Dotson, 23. He was booked into the Lowndes County Jail and is facing charges, including vehicular homicide and reckless driving.

Valdosta police have not determined what the exact cause for the accident was, but the incident remains under investigation.