A police chase that concerned two stolen automobiles and a number of legislation enforcement companies led to an arrest in Oakland on Friday.
The saga started simply earlier than 4:45 p.m. when Lafayette police tried to cease a stolen Audi driving on Moraga Highway in Lafayette, based on the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Workplace. The driving force — a 30-year-old man — didn't cease, as a substitute taking off on Freeway 24 going west, whereas officers gave chase.
A sheriff’s workplace helicopter then took over the pursuit, following the Audi because it drove “recklessly” into the Oakland Hills, based on the sheriff’s workplace. The driving force then carjacked a Toyota Corolla earlier than fleeing on foot and hiding inside an RV, the sheriff’s workplace stated.
The Oakland Police Division and California Freeway Patrol responded to the scene, serving to to arrange a fringe across the RV. Regulation enforcement officers ordered the suspect to come back out a number of occasions, based on the sheriff’s workplace. He finally did and was taken into custody.
The suspect was booked into the Martinez Detention Facility on expenses of felony evasion, carjacking, automobile theft, receiving stolen property, obstruction, hit and run and probation and parole violations. He's being held with out bail.