Pursuit…stolen black GMC Sierra…NB14 at Vista Point…vehicle at Sierra Highway and Palmdale...

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Pursuit

stolen black GMC Sierra

NB14 at Vista Point

vehicle at Sierra Highway and Palmdale Blvd

CHP units enroute

Air29 overhead UPDATE: now SB14 from Palmdale Blvd

vehicle blacked out UPDATE 2: still SB14 passing Angeles Forest Highway at 100mph UPDATE 3: SB14 passing Santiago at 100mph UPDATE 4: Newhall CHP getting in position to assume pursuit UPDATE 5: vehicle in #1 lane at 100mph

headlights back on UPDATE 6: vehicle still SB14 approaching Escondido Canyon Rd

CHP with a successful spike strip UPDATE 7: vehicle still SB14 passing Agua Dulce Canyon at 100mph

Newhall Sgt allowing a 3rd unit for pursuit UPDATE 8: left front tire just blew off

driving on the rim UPDATE 9: CHP K-9 unit enroute UPDATE 10: vehicle approaching Soledad Canyon Rd at 100mph, still driving in a rim UPDATE 11: Air29 still overhead

vehicle still SB14 passing Sand Canyon Rd at 60mph

AV units dropping out

Newhall units now in pursuit UPDATE 12: SB14 approaching Via Princessa at 40mph in light traffic UPDATE 13: approaching Golden Valley at 50mph, traffic light UPDATE 14: owner was tracking vehicle prior to the pursuit UPDATE 15: still SB14 passing Newhall Avenue at 40mph in light traffic UPDATE 16: SB5 through San Fernando Rd at 40-45mph UPDATE 17: vehicle still SB5 passing the 210 at 50-60mph UPDATE 18: vehicle passing Roxford Street UPDATE 19: vehicle now SB405 through Rinaldi Avenue

speeds reduced

still driving on a front left rim UPDATE 20: SB405 approaching Devonshire at 50mph UPDATE 21: SB405 in #1 lane approaching Roscoe Blvd UPDATE 22: vehicle exiting at Roscoe Blvd UPDATE 23: suspect stopped on Roscoe off ramp

suspect out of vehicle and complying with commands UPDATE 24: felony stop in progress

CHP detaining vehicle at gunpoint UPDATE 25: suspect in custody

vehicle clear

code 4

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Pursuit…stolen black GMC Sierra…NB14 at Vista Point…vehicle at Sierra Highway and Palmdale Blvd…CHP units enroute…Air29 overhead UPDATE: now SB14 from Palmdale Blvd…vehicle blacked out UPDATE 2: still SB14 passing Angeles Forest Highway at 100mph UPDATE 3: SB14 passing Santiago at 100mph UPDATE 4: Newhall CHP getting in position to assume pursuit UPDATE 5: vehicle in #1 lane at 100mph…headlights back on UPDATE 6: vehicle still SB14 approaching Escondido Canyon Rd…CHP with a successful spike strip UPDATE 7: vehicle still SB14 passing Agua Dulce Canyon at 100mph…Newhall Sgt allowing a 3rd unit for pursuit UPDATE 8: left front tire just blew off…driving on the rim UPDATE 9: CHP K-9 unit enroute UPDATE 10: vehicle approaching Soledad Canyon Rd at 100mph, still driving in a rim UPDATE 11: Air29 still overhead…vehicle still SB14 passing Sand Canyon Rd at 60mph…AV units dropping out…Newhall units now in pursuit UPDATE 12: SB14 approaching Via Princessa at 40mph in light traffic UPDATE 13: approaching Golden Valley at 50mph, traffic light UPDATE 14: owner was tracking vehicle prior to the pursuit UPDATE 15: still SB14 passing Newhall Avenue at 40mph in light traffic UPDATE 16: SB5 through San Fernando Rd at 40-45mph UPDATE 17: vehicle still SB5 passing the 210 at 50-60mph UPDATE 18: vehicle passing Roxford Street UPDATE 19: vehicle now SB405 through Rinaldi Avenue…speeds reduced…still driving on a front left rim UPDATE 20: SB405 approaching Devonshire at 50mph UPDATE 21: SB405 in #1 lane approaching Roscoe Blvd UPDATE 22: vehicle exiting at Roscoe Blvd UPDATE 23: suspect stopped on Roscoe off ramp…suspect out of vehicle and complying with commands UPDATE 24: felony stop in progress…CHP detaining vehicle at gunpoint UPDATE 25: suspect in custody…vehicle clear…code 4

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Pursuit — stolen black GMC Sierra — NB14 at Vista Point — vehicle at Sierra Highway and Palmdale Blvd — CHP units enroute — Air29 overhead…

Pursuit — stolen black GMC Sierra — NB14 at Vista Point — vehicle at Sierra Highway and Palmdale Blvd — CHP units enroute — Air29 overhead…