HAPPENING NOW: Police in pursuit of a suspect in Orange County, California who's considered 'armed and dangerous' and is wanted in a car-to-car shooting on Monday afternoon. Stu Mundel reports from SkyFOX.
Police were in pursuit of a suspect in Orange County who is considered "armed and dangerous" and is wanted in a car-to-car shooting on Monday afternoon. Stu Mundel reports from SkyFOX.
The pursuit began in Anaheim as the suspect led authorities through the cities of Orange, Tustin, Santa Ana and Costa Mesa on freeways and surface streets. While in Costa Mesa, the suspect was seen traveling on the wrong side. As the suspect moved to Huntington Beach, deputies were told to disengage from the pursuit. Sheriff's re-engaged in the pursuit as it continued in Costa Mesa.
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