The chase started at a parking lot near Parthenia Street and Tobias Avenue in Panorama City when Los Angeles police officers spotted a vehicle wanted in connection to a stabbing on Oct. 18 in Van Nuys.
According to to the Los Angeles Police Department, the stabbing victim is a woman who was taken to the hospital in unknown condition. It's unclear if she knew the suspect.
During Monday's chase, the driver led officers through the San Fernando Valley and past Dodger Stadium during Game 3 of the World Series before the chase continued into the San Gabriel Valley.
The back right tire of the driver's white Kia appeared to be completely blown out, with the vehicle driving on the rim. The suspect had difficulty maintaining control of the vehicle sometimes, fishtailing and weaving in between lanes.
At one point, the driver bounced off the center divider on the 60 Freeway. The driver later made a U-turn, driving westbound in the eastbound lanes. After briefly traveling the wrong direction, the driver turned back around, and the chase continued.
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Shortly after 10:30 p.m., California Highway Patrol took over the chase.
Eventually, the vehicle's front left tire also flew off, leaving the driver with just two intact tires.
The driver stayed on the 60 Freeway eastbound all the way into San Bernardino County, finally exiting onto surface streets in Ontario.
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The suspect was eventually stopped after he drove into a cul-de-sac in a residential neighborhood on Whispering Lakes Court. CHP officers managed to box the Kia in from all angles, sparking a short standoff.
After a few minutes, the driver exited the vehicle with his hands up and was taken into custody.