Los Angeles police in pursuit of a stolen vehicle driving through the San Fernando Valley
A stolen vehicle led police on a pursuit through San Fernando Valley Tuesday night.
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A stolen vehicle led police on a pursuit through San Fernando Valley Tuesday night.
The crash happened at around 10 p.m. near the intersection of 88th Street and Central Avenue, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
Police say that the victim was shot by the suspect while he was trying to pump gas at the Speedway gas station in the 19300 block of Parthenia Street.
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A trio of suspects broke into a Byrna self-defense store in Van Nuys and stole whatever they could carry.
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It's unclear what prompted officers to begin the chase.
It took crews around 45 minutes to extinguish the large flames, that dealt considerable damage to the home.
The Los Angeles Police Department continued to search for a suspect who stole a pickup truck with a child inside after the boy was found safe.
