Attempted Murder Suspect Leads High-Speed Pursuit Across Los Angeles Counties

Multiple high-speed pursuits unfolded across Los Angeles County over the weekend and Monday, involving an attempted murder suspect, a motorcyclist and a separate reckless-driver incident. LAPD chased an attempted murder suspect from Van Nuys Monday evening after an alleged Oct. 18 stabbing, following him through the San Fernando Valley past Dodger Stadium and onto the CA‑60 into the San Gabriel Valley; officers punctured a tire with a spike strip, the driver briefly went the wrong way on the freeway, and CHP ultimately trapped him in a cul‑de‑sac where he surrendered. In the Inland Empire, a motorcyclist reached speeds above 130 mph on the 210 East and then collided with the rear of a vehicle near Campus Avenue in Ontario, ejecting the rider; their condition was not immediately clear. Separately on Sunday night, CHP pursued a white Infiniti from Temple City onto the 10 and 5 Freeways with speeds over 130 mph before the vehicle appeared to enter a downtown Los Angeles parking structure; the car was not reported stolen. Video and live coverage documented the incidents as multi‑agency responses involving LAPD and CHP.