Woman in custody after hour-long police chase across LA County

Driver cuts off freeway traffic during chase

The California Highway Patrol chased a driver through multiple counties Wednesday night. The driver was allegedly in a stolen vehicle, and cut through multiple lanes of traffic after changing freeways.

LOS ANGELES - A driver of an allegedly stolen vehicle led police on a chase through San Bernardino and Los Angeles Counties.

SkyFOX was over the scene as California Highway Patrol followed the suspect through Rancho Cucamonga, San Gabriel Valley, East Los Angeles and back to San Gabriel Valley Wednesday night.

The driver was allegedly wanted in connection with a stolen vehicle, according to authorities.

CHP began following the driver in Rancho Cucamonga and San Bernardino County, through the San Gabriel Valley and East Los Angeles, then back to the San Gabriel Valley. The driver hit speeds of over 100 miles per hour in the white four-door vehicle.

Chase suspect takes off after brief standoff

A driver in an allegedly stolen car seemed to have given up after a lengthy chase through San Bernardino and Los Angeles Counties, before taking off again.

When the driver returned to the San Gabriel Valley, they stopped for a few minutes as CHP began to surround the vehicle. But the driver took off again before authorities could make an arrest.

After a little over an hour into the pursuit, the driver pulled over again in the San Gabriel Valley – this time due to an issue with at least one of the car's driver's side tires.

At this point, the suspect surrendered to police and willingly stepped out of their vehicle.