Killer cop Elias Huizer is found shot in his car and his one-year-old son safe after slaughtering child's teenage mom, 17, who he was dating and his teacher ex-wife, 31 - on day he was facing child sex charges

The disgraced cop who is on the run with his son after he allegedly shot dead his ex-wife and his teenage girlfriend was found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his car Tuesday afternoon after a 24-hour manhunt.

Elias Huizar, 39, allegedly killed his ex-wife Amber Rodriguez at William Wiley Elementary school on Monday afternoon during dismissal, according to Washington State Police. 

Police searching for Huizar found a second victim, his girlfriend, dead in his home, which is on the same block as the West Richland school. 

Huizar was found in his car of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head around 3pm local time Tuesday afternoon, according to the West Richland Police Department. 

His 1-year-old son with the teenager, Roman, was found safe. A spokesperson for Washington State Police confirmed to DailyMail.com that the Amber Alert has been canceled.

Oregon State Police located his vehicle driving southbound on Interstate 5 near Eugene and started a chase.

It ended with a state trooper reporting that Huizar had shot himself in the head. His current condition is unknown.

They noted that his son had been taken into their custody safely. 

Huizar allegedly killed his ex-wife Amber Rodriguez at William Wiley Elementary school on Monday afternoon during dismissal, according to Washington State Police.

Police searching for Huizar found a second victim, his girlfriend 17-year-old Angelica 'Jelly' Santos, dead in his home, which is on the same block as the school. 

Huizar, a former Yakima police officer, shared Roman with Santos, who was 15 year's old when she was impregnated, according to police.

The former school cop was due in court Monday to face child rape charges; he is accused of raping his underaged girlfriend and her 16-year-old friend.

In February, Huizar pleaded not guilty to rape charges. Days before the two murders, Rodriguez had filed for a new custody arrangement involving their two children.    

Rodriguez worked at the school where she was killed, according to the Washington State Police. In addition Rodriguez also worked as a real estate agent. 

Santos' family appeared to at first believe that she had been abducted alongside her son, asking people on Facebook for help finding them.

However, hours later the family confirmed that Santos had been killed.

Her brother Damien Santos wrote: 'It breaks my heart to write this but unfortunately my sister has passed away at the young age of 17 November 5 2006 - April 22 2024.'

The former school cop was due in court accused of raping a drunk 16-year-old girl and his 17-year-old girlfriend whom he is believed to have impregnated when she was 15, according to multiple reports.

Police did not confirm if the girlfriend Huizar is accused of raping and impregnating is the girlfriend found dead in his home or if he had moved on to a new relationship.

Huizar and Rodriguez divorced in 2020 and share two children. Following the rape charges, Rodriguez filed to modify their custody agreement and had requested a protection order, because she believed he was a threat to her and their children.

Rodriguez claimed Huizar has been harassing her since the divorce and says he was mentally and emotionally unstable. He also owns guns, she said. 

It was unclear what the result of the case was, a hearing had been set for May 14.  

Huizar served with the police department between 2014 and 2022 and was assigned to be a school resource officer at Washington Middle School in Yakima. It was not clear where he was employed after he'd left the department.

On February 3, he was arrested after his 17-year-old girlfriend reported him for the attack on her 16-year-old friend who was staying overnight at their home in West Richland.

Huizar and his underage girlfriend have a baby who was nine months old at the time of his February court appearance, according to the Tri-City Herald. 

The Tri-City Herald reported that Huizar secured a protection order against his teenage girlfriend in 2019 after she told friends they were in a relationship and the friends reported it to the school principal. 

The girl denied it and claimed her account had been hacked when social media posts about the alleged relationship were revealed.

'A criminal investigation was completed by the Attorney General's Office and the case was unfounded,' Huizar wrote in his petition for the protection order.

'(She) was then expelled from school.'

The petition claimed the girl had contacted Huizar's then wife, downloaded photos from the couple's Facebook pages, and taken 'numerous' covert photos of Huizar.

Yakima County Judge Gayle Harthcock approved the protection order that prevented the girl from coming within 500 feet of him or his family for a year. 

The girl claims in the court documents that Huizar contacted her in 2022 when she was 15 and they began a relationship. 

Their child was born in April last year, and the pair began living together in the West Richland home when she was 17. The age of consent law in Washington is 16 years old, though police have been investigating whether he slept with her before that.

In the most recent alleged rape, the 17-year-old girlfriend had gone to sleep in a spare room next to her 16-year-old friend who was feeling sick after all three had spent the evening drinking at the home on February 3, court documents record.

She then woke to find Huizar attacking her drunken friend before he left the room 'like nothing had happened', when she confronted him, according to the Tri-City Herald. 

Huizar was charged with second-degree rape, furnishing alcohol for minors, and third-degree rape over his relationship with the 17-year-old.

His bail was set at $200,000 but he has since bonded out of jail with stipulations that he doesn't contact either of the teens or consume any alcohol.

The opening date of his trial was set for Monday, according to a local NBC station. 

DailyMail.com has reached out to Huizar's defense attorney for comment.

The school district in Richland, Washington, sent out an alert to parents that confirmed the shooting at William Wiley Elementary earlier Monday.

The shooting occurred at 3:23pm local time during dismissal. Nobody else at the school was injured in the shooting there. 

A resident said he heard four to five gunshots while in his backyard Monday afternoon.  

'I thought it was someone hitting something with a hammer. It didn't sound like a gun. Then a woman came flying out here before the cops even got here and started screaming that someone was shot ,' Chris Worley told the Tri-City Herald. 

This is a breaking news story.