Police were able to take several suspects into custody after a pursuit that began in Oakland, traveling to Lafayette before ending on westbound Highway 24 back in Oakland when the suspect vehicle lost control.
OAKLAND -- So far there is no word on the reason behind the pursuit. The chase began in Oakland with authorities chasing the suspect vehicle, what appeared to be a grey sedan, on Highway 24 eastbound to Lafayette.There the vehicle exited the freeway near the Lafayette BART station before getting back on Highway 24 and speeding westbound through the Caldecott Tunnel.The vehicle ran into the median just past the Telegraph Avenue exit in Oakland, damaging it.
While one appeared to be taken into custody immediately, a second individual jumped over the guard rail and wall at the edge of the freeway and fled on foot. He was running through a residential neighborhood in the area of Telegraph and 57th Street when police units caught up with him.At least three people appeared to have been taken into custody. Police seemed to still be looking for at least one suspect in the brush growing alongside the exit lane to Telegraph Avenue.
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