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UPDATED 8:38 AM PT – Wednesday, April 7, 2021
A murder suspect in Southern California is in custody after leading law enforcement on a dangerous two-hour car chase. On Tuesday evening, police arrested 35-year-old Michael Reed when he crashed his vehicle into a semi-truck at an intersection in Pamona, California.
The car chase began around 5:30 p.m. local time as the suspect drove through red lights and attempted to go in the opposite direction. The semi-trucker who stopped the pursuit said he purposely attempted to block the suspects path.
“I waited for him, ” said Ahmed Shabaan, the semi-truck driver. “Then when I just waited for the right moment and I blocked him and hit him because if I didn’t stop him, he was going to kill somebody else and that was my main concern.”
Update: The chase came to an end after the driver crashed into a big rig in Pomona. He and a passenger were being taken into custody. https://t.co/fYUrdSzTMj pic.twitter.com/cjiETkOWmE
— KTLA (@KTLA) April 7, 2021
Reed is wanted on suspicion of carjacking and evasion while also being the suspect for a deadly shooting in Oildale. Both Reed and an additional female passenger were taken into custody at the scene.
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