Suspects bail out of vehicle
The suspects bailed out of the vehicle while on the 110 freeway and continued to run away from police.
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The suspects bailed out of the vehicle while on the 110 freeway and continued to run away from police.
The suspects snaked through multiple lanes on the 110 freeway while evading police.
About six California Highway Patrol cruisers are chasing the suspects traveling west on the 210 freeway.
The Los Angeles Police Department was in a strange pursuit Friday night and early Saturday morning, chasing a suspect who pretended to shoot at them with imaginary guns.
The suspect once again made gestures appearing to shoot at police with imaginary guns.
A pursuit that began in a suspect performing donuts in an intersection turned into a lengthy pursuit through South Los Angeles and the surrounding areas. Authorities engaged and disengaged on several occasions due to the erratic nature of the suspect's driving. The suspect, believed to be in the midst of a mental crisis, was arrested outside of what is believed to be their residence.
The driver was reportedly having a mental health crisis, according to CHP, who was in contact with family members.
The driver continues to drive recklessly even after CHP has dropped the pursuit.
The police tried to PIT the vehicle but only partially knocked off the driver's bumper.
The suspect was seen with his hands outside of the vehicle right before almost hitting another vehicle.
The driver was seen swerving through lanes with his hazards on while police continued their chase.
The driver was seen driving on the 60 freeway and then onto the 101 freeway.
The suspect was seen doing donuts and activating strobe lights.
The pursuit of the reckless driver began after Glendale police saw the driver doing donuts.
The suspect was wanted for speeding. DeMarco Morgan reports.
LASD deputies arrested a robbery suspect in Compton Wednesday evening after he led them on a brief pursuit through the area.
After crashing, the suspect refused to surrender, prompting a standoff which backed up traffic in both directions on Mulholland Drive.
Four people were hurt, including two Los Angeles police officers, when a crash occurred during the pursuit of a stolen car in Hollywood early Tuesday morning.
An LADWP employee had to be cut out of his public utility truck by firefighters.
A police pursuit ended in a wreck in Los Feliz early Monday morning which left five people hurt.
At one point a passenger is said to have bailed from the vehicle during the pursuit.
The suspect stayed inside the stolen vehicle for almost three hours after he crashed. He was reportedly on drugs.
Joy Benedict was live in Boyle Heights Friday, where she spoke with one witness who detailed the moments where a pursuit turned standoff suddenly disrupted his place of work.
The standoff began as a pursuit of a stolen vehicle but the suspect crashed on the train tracks. He has covered all windows but is reportedly in contact with authorities.
The suspect communicated with deputies and stated that he wanted to surrender but just wanted more time.
