Los Angeles police chased a wanted murder suspect in a pickup truck through surface streets at high speeds through the city on Friday.
Los Angeles police chased a wanted murder suspect in a pickup truck over surface streets at high speeds through the city on Friday.
The chase started shortly after noon Friday when LAPD's Southeast Division began chasing a silver Chevrolet four-door pickup truck in the South Los Angeles area.The truck had visible damage to its front bumper, apparently from a collision during the chase. Later in the chase it appeared the front right tire had gone flat and fallen off, possibly from a spike strip. The truck continued driving at high speeds on the rim. Later in the chase, the wheel bent at an angle and partially broke off as the truck continued to drive.
The truck mostly stuck to the Westchester and Inglewood areas near Los Angeles International Airport as it continued to flee. At one point it briefly pulled into the LAX terminal area and then returned to surface streets.On Century Boulevard, the suspect then carjacked another SUV, and two women were seen fleeing on foot.DEVELOPING: This story will be updated.
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