Suspect causes violent crash following high-speed pursuit in South LA
While officers were on scene of the crash, a Maserati carrying 2 shooting victims pulled up and asked for help.
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While officers were on scene of the crash, a Maserati carrying 2 shooting victims pulled up and asked for help.
LASD deputies pursued a carjacking suspect throughout South Gate Wednesday evening. He eventually ran over a set of spike strips, which shredded one of his front and one of his back tires. After he finally slowed his vehicle he attempted to flee from the scene on foot, where he was apprehended moments later by deputies who pursued him on foot.
The driver was detained after attempting to flee on foot after two of his tires popped due to a deployed spike strip.
The suspects attempted to flee into the mall, exiting the vehicle while it was still moving. The suspects were reportedly wanted in connection with an armed robbery in South L.A.
The suspects were originally connected to an armed robbery that occurred in South Los Angeles, before leading LAPD officers on a pursuit to the Westfield Mall in Culver City, where they were detained after fleeing on foot.
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The suspect was captured while trying to refuel at a gas station.
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The male driver was being pulled over for reckless driving when he crashed into several vehicles on Lambert road.
The suspected DUI driver who led authorities on a pursuit in Colton and Rialto Saturday morning is expected to be booked for murder, after he crashed into another car and home in the area, killing two.
The deputies were chasing the suspect before he got out of the vehicle with a weapon. This is when the deputy-involved shooting happened.
The suspect is wanted for assault.
CHP detained the suspect shortly after he bailed out of his vehicle.
The suspect reportedly assault a sheriff's deputy, prompting the pursuit.
The suspects continued to drive despite being pitted
CHP picked up the pursuit on the 5 Freeway in Santa Ana.
The suspects were in brief pursuit with police. The pursuit began after a resident reported someone throwing a cash register onto their lawn.
The suspects also led police on a brief pursuit in Koreatown before being arrested.
The woman driving the Cadillac Escalade drove the vehicle until both front tires were completely shredded.
A wild pursuit ended in arrest Sunday evening after a possible murder suspect, who had previously led authorities on a high-speed pursuit through Los Angeles, fled from his vehicle on foot after driving into a cul-de-sac. As he fled, the suspect could be seen assaulting a woman in the area who was walking her dogs.
The suspect fled from the vehicle on foot. As he ran, he assaulted a woman and attempted to enter another moving vehicle.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies in pursuit of a suspect wanted for assault with a deadly weapon, pursuit and possibly driving under the influence was arrested Saturday after a pursuit that lasted for nearly two hours.
The suspect reportedly attempted to ram a deputy's vehicle.
The crash was reported around 2:42 a.m. in the 12900 block of Brookhurst Street.
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Arturo Fernandez, 44 of Torrance, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
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Three people, including two pedestrians, were hospitalized with serious injuries after a crash in the San Fernando Valley.
The crash was reported around 2:42 a.m. in the 12900 block of Brookhurst Street.
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Arturo Fernandez, 44 of Torrance, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
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