245/502...Lancaster Blvd and 10th Street West....gray Nissan Murano tried striking an Ambulance....sheriff...

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Lancaster Blvd and 10th Street West

gray Nissan Murano tried striking an Ambulance

sheriff enroute UPDATE: deputy in pursuit of suspect vehicle on Avenue I and 30th Street West UPDATE 2: southbound 30th Street West coming up to Lancaster Blvd at 15mph UPDATE 3: vehicle driving wrong way at 5mph UPDATE 4: watch commander authorized PIT maneuver when safe UPDATE 5: speeds at 15mph, south on 30th Street West coming up to Avenue J

vehicle swerving all over. UPDATE 6: vehicle stopped at red light, deputies making call outs UPDATE 7: vehicle took off eastbound Avenue J at 15mph UPDATE 8: vehicle stopped at red light on 25th Street West and Avenue J UPDATE 9: thru Valley Central Way at 15mph UPDATE 10: eastbound thru Avenue J thru 20th Street West

spike strips set up just east of 20th Street West UPDATE 11: good spike UPDATE 12: southbound 15th Street West from Avenue J

all 4 tires flat

speeds at 10mph UPDATE 13: southbound 15th Street West passing Avenue J-5 UPDATE 14: southbound 15th Street West coming up to Avenue J-8, suspect vehicle on rims now

struck a parked car UPDATE 15: PIT performed

vehicle now going opposite direction UPDATE 15: northbound 15th Street West at 5mph, setting up for second PIT coming up to Avenue J-5 UPDATE 16: vehicle at approximately 3mph, heavy smoke coming from vehicle UPDATE 17: successful PIT just north of Avenue J-4

vehicle facing southbound in northbound lanes

deputies making call outs UPDATE 18: requesting FD to stage driver appears to be in distress UPDATE 19: code 4, one in custody

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245/502...Lancaster Blvd and 10th Street West....gray Nissan Murano tried striking an Ambulance....sheriff enroute UPDATE: deputy in pursuit of suspect vehicle on Avenue I and 30th Street West UPDATE 2: southbound 30th Street West coming up to Lancaster Blvd at 15mph UPDATE 3: vehicle driving wrong way at 5mph UPDATE 4: watch commander authorized PIT maneuver when safe UPDATE 5: speeds at 15mph, south on 30th Street West coming up to Avenue J....vehicle swerving all over. UPDATE 6: vehicle stopped at red light, deputies making call outs UPDATE 7: vehicle took off eastbound Avenue J at 15mph UPDATE 8: vehicle stopped at red light on 25th Street West and Avenue J UPDATE 9: thru Valley Central Way at 15mph UPDATE 10: eastbound thru Avenue J thru 20th Street West....spike strips set up just east of 20th Street West UPDATE 11: good spike UPDATE 12: southbound 15th Street West from Avenue J....all 4 tires flat....speeds at 10mph UPDATE 13: southbound 15th Street West passing Avenue J-5 UPDATE 14: southbound 15th Street West coming up to Avenue J-8, suspect vehicle on rims now....struck a parked car UPDATE 15: PIT performed....vehicle now going opposite direction UPDATE 15: northbound 15th Street West at 5mph, setting up for second PIT coming up to Avenue J-5 UPDATE 16: vehicle at approximately 3mph, heavy smoke coming from vehicle UPDATE 17: successful PIT just north of Avenue J-4....vehicle facing southbound in northbound lanes....deputies making call outs UPDATE 18: requesting FD to stage driver appears to be in distress UPDATE 19: code 4, one in custody

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Lancaster Blvd and 10th Street West — gray Nissan Murano tried striking an Ambulance — sheriff enroute…

Lancaster Blvd and 10th Street West — gray Nissan Murano tried striking an Ambulance — sheriff enroute…