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Pursuit ends with police shooting on live TV in LA's West Adams neighborhood

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Updated  November 26, 2024 2:58pm PST
Police Chases
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Pursuit ends with shots fired in West Adams

Several shots were fired after a police chase ended in the West Adams neighborhood of Los Angeles.

The Brief

    • A wild police chase across Los Angeles ended with an officer-involved shooting in West Adams.
    • The driver was wanted for alleged domestic violence and assault with a deadly weapon, police said.
    • After pulling into an apartment parking lot in West Adams, the driver was shot in front of the building.
    • Police also detained seveal women after the shooting.

LOS ANGELES - A police chase across Los Angeles ended with an officer-involved shooting in West Adams Tuesday, according to the LAPD.

SkyFOX picked up the chase in the Jefferson Park area just before 1 p.m. 

The driver in a white Maserati was allegedly wanted for domestic violence and assault with a deadly weapon. 

LAPD in pursuit of vehicle in South LA

Authorities were in pursuit of a suspected domestic violence suspect in South LA.

The suspect was seen driving through Ladera Heights, Crenshaw, and Inglewood.

In the Crenshaw area, the driver ran a red light and made a wide right turn onto the wrong side of the road. 

High-speed pursuit continues in Hyde Park area

The LAPD was in pursuit of an alleged domestic violence suspect in South LA on Tuesday afternoon.

After several more minutes, the driver then pulled into the driveway of an apartment building on West Blvd. near W. 30th Street in West Adams. 

The driver then parked and stepped outside; he appeared to be armed with a gun. 

It ended with an officer-involved shooting in front of the apartment building. The driver appeared to be hit by several shots as he fell to the ground. 

His condition is unknown. Paramedics arrived on the scene and transported him to the hospital. 

Three women were detained; their connection to the suspect is unknown.

The Source

  • This story was reported using information from the Los Angeles Police Department, as well as SkyFOX's live stream.