Police chase suspect stops, fills full tank of gas - FOX 11 Los Angeles

What the report says

FOX 11 Los Angeles reported that two people were arrested after a roughly 30-minute police pursuit that moved through several parts of Los Angeles County on Sunday, July 26. The station said SkyFOX followed the vehicle from above as the driver, described as a suspect believed to be wanted for possible DUI, was pursued by the Los Angeles Police Department.

According to the report, the chase passed through areas including Mission Hills, Elysian Park and Montrose before ending in Pasadena. FOX 11 said officers at one point stopped actively following the vehicle on the ground after it was measured traveling at more than 100 mph, while aerial tracking continued.

One unusual moment came near Montrose, where the driver pulled into a gas station and filled the vehicle’s tank before continuing, FOX 11 reported. The pursuit later ended near Del Monte Street and Forest Avenue in Pasadena, where the occupants abandoned the vehicle. A man and a woman were taken into custody.

The reported case is notable both for the high-speed nature of the pursuit and for the stop at the gas station while authorities were tracking the vehicle. FOX 11 said officials had not stated whether the people arrested were connected to any other crimes before the chase. Further details, including potential charges and the identities of those arrested, were not included in the published account.