A man is facing preliminary charges of reckless homicide after police say hestole a car, fled from police and crashedinto another vehicle, killing its driver Tuesday evening.

James Shirley, 28, was arrested shortly after the incident, which occurred on the southwest side of Indianapolis. Shirleyis also facing preliminary chargesofresisting law enforcement with a vehicle resulting in death, auto theft, possession of a controlled substanceand possession of narcotics under five grams.

Edward Flynn, 66, was killed when Shirley's car struck his as Flynn waitedat an intersection, police said.

Flynn, who went by the nickname Louie, had worked at IndyStar since 1971.

Officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department were dispatched to the 5000 block of WestWashington Street near the intersection ofLynhurstDriveat 5:45 p.m. on a report of a stolen vehicle.

Arriving officersfound Shirley inside the stolen vehicle, and Shirley fled, according to a release from IMPD.

"The driver of the stolen vehicle struck the officer's vehicle at least twice, then led them on a vehicle pursuit to the intersection of W. Morris Street and South Lynhurst Drive," police said.

That's where Shirley subsequently lost control of the vehicle and struck the car Flynn was driving.

Shirley was taken to the hospital in serious condition, according to police. Final charging decisions will be made by the Marion County Prosecutor's Office.

According to this article, what kind of case has been filed?

A. Criminal

B. Both Criminal and Civil

C. Civil

In order to prove Shirly committed reckless homicide, the Prosecutor will have to prove:

A. That Shirley failed to perceive a substantial risk of harm that a reasonable person would perceive.

B. That Shirley consciously disregarded a substantial risk that the harm prohibited by the statute would result from his action

C. That Shirley intended to kill Flynn.

Name at least two potential plaintiffs if a civil case was filed against Shirley (Be specific.)