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LA Police Chase: Wild Pursuit of Burglary Suspect Ends on 405 Freeway
The suspect crashed head-on into a California Highway Patrol cruiser after a prolonged chase across the San Fernando Valley, officials said.
- On Friday, a burglary suspect ended a roughly 90-minute police chase across the San Fernando Valley by crashing a black 2025 Honda Accord head-on into a California Highway Patrol SUV on the 405 Freeway.
- Authorities said the pursuit began in North Hollywood around 10:15 a.m. Friday, with the driver leading officers on and off the 101 Freeway and through several Valley neighborhoods before attempting to flee.
- During the lengthy pursuit, the driver stopped briefly for gas in North Hills, engaged with a motorcyclist at an intersection, and collided with a pickup truck in Granada Hills while driving on a shredded tire.
- After crashing, the suspect abandoned the vehicle and ran down an embankment before officers quickly tackled him; a CHP officer injured in the crash was transported for medical treatment.
- Investigators have not yet released the suspect's name or specific details regarding the burglary investigation, leaving the motive and potential charges unclear as the case proceeds.
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LAPD Chases Possible Burglary Suspect Through San Fernando Valley
A possible burglary suspect was taken into custody Friday led police on a long chase through parts of the San Fernando Valley Friday, at one point stopping to refuel before taking off again, colliding with a pickup in a Northridge intersection and finally colliding head-on with a police cruiser while driving in the wrong direction. The chase of the dark-colored sedan began shortly after 10 a.m. Friday in the area of Oxnard Street and Lankershim …
Wild pursuit ends with crash into CHP cruiser on 405 in San Fernando Valley
·Los Angeles, United States
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