PARAMOUNT — A man driving a green Honda recklessly on freeways and surface streets in Orange and Los Angeles counties Saturday night was stopped by a CHP Pursuit Intervention Technique maneuver in Paramount after about a 35-minute pursuit.
Garden Grove police officers began the pursuit when the man was observed on the Garden Grove (22) Freeway, according to broadcast reports.
The pursuit went through Garden Grove, Seal Beach and part of Long Beach with the car moving the wrong way on freeways and surface streets as the car sped northbound on the San Gabriel River (605) Freeway and the Riverside (91) Freeway, getting off on Bellflower Blvd. and onto the Glen Anderson (105) Freeway, as observed from KNBC4’s helicopter.
The driver got off at Paramount Boulevard and went southbound in northbound lanes until turning east on Alondra Boulevard, where the CHP used the PIT maneuver to spin and disable the vehicle.
The man and a female passenger were taken into custody.
Source: Oc Register
CHP PIT maneuver stops pursuit driver who fled from Orange County into L.A. County
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