Video caught: 5 suspects for theft of the stealing police of wild chase through San Bernardino County – ABC7 Los Angeles

Upland, California (KABC) – Five suspects for the theft led the police to the wild chase through San Bernardino County, which began in a shopping center and found itself in high school.

It happened on Monday, January 27, around 4:00 pm

According to the Mountain Police Department, officers responded to a report on the theft at the crossroads of colonies that reported that five suspects had stolen $ 6,500 goods.

“After the officers tried to stop the car, she took off and led us to persecution,” police said in a statement posted on Facebook.

Police said the suspect’s vehicle was stolen during robbery and theft and was wanted by a Downey police station.

“During their attempt to escape, they deliberately drilled another vehicle (which had children in it) to pass, followed by hitting a second vehicle,” police said.

The suspects eventually settled on 15 highways, right east of Etinanda High School in Rancho Kukamonga, and flew running.

Police said one of the suspects was caught immediately, but the other four continued to flee and tried to enter the school.

Shortly thereafter, all five suspects, who were described only as four adults and 17-year-olds, were arrested and reserved on several charges, including commercial burglary, conspiracy, crime, acceleration of crime, threatening children, resistance to arrest and attack with A A deadly weapon.

Police said they would also face crimes in Los Angeles County.

The incident remains in the process of investigation.