Police Chase: CHP in pursuit of possible stolen car on 10 Fwy

rush hour traffic, from what we understand this vehicle has been stopped in traffic at certain points in this

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right now, a fairly open freeway it looks like this person is in the carpool lane, not sure if he has a passenger or not obviously that could be Another violation added at the end of the day when it comes to this Pursuit uh Rick Dickard just a couple of nights ago we had a

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vehicle on Pursuit live on our 10 o'clock news and now we're looking at another one right here at six o'clock ten heading west heading five and dime, that's where the 10 and five freeways meet Alex Marla, everyone at home here, it looks like he or she is You will definitely stay in your lane at this point, speeds increase at times.

There's a second CHP unit right there, let's see what they're going to do here at 60 miles an hour on our extreme navigation system, nickel and dime, which is in the Boyle Heights area, near the USC County Medical Center, in direction downtown, and if you look at a larger store there, yes, it's Friday night, there's a rush for the commute, but the west side of the store at this time of the afternoon is the lighter side of the two, most travelers are heading east, out of downtown Los Angeles, out of the West Side toward the San Gabriel Valley and the Inland Empire, okay, so now we're 10 heading west, as it ends Rick says as he crosses back, if you'll join us, CHP is following this

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vehicle to the Dodge Durango, they picked us up first. by LASD Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department in Alhambra we are now approaching the center of the city.

Rick just referenced Boyle Heights and USC County Medical Center and when you look closely at this SUV you can see those tinted windows which of course make them very difficult to get a hold of. an idea of ​​what's really going on inside the speeds aren't that bad right now 50 55 miles per hour Alex and the tricky thing of course with a stolen vehicle is that they may not know much about the person behind the steering wheel when it's not a stolen vehicle obviously you check the license plate and have a good idea of ​​the driver and his history and what you know about him etc. we don't know how much they know about how this vehicle was stolen, did someone he know steal it the Regular Driver of this vehicle, do you know if this person has a criminal record and, if so, how that will affect your strategy?

But the stolen vehicle was also stolen. At gunpoint, could the driver of the vehicle be armed? They have to own it, so Alex always has to. Let's assume the worst case scenario. By the way, I'm looking ahead at our real-time traffic system and this stretch of 10 will encounter a pretty big slowdown as we approach the five and dime freeways there in Boyle Heights, near Lincoln. Heights to downtown Los Angeles, then five and north to south, very busy if this driver, this stolen vehicle driver decides to turn north or south, this is the traffic I'm talking about, like this which is now setting in, it's going to try to uh circumnavigate that traffic either the right shoulder area if it's wide enough, that's exactly what the driver is doing there and then it gets back into the traffic, but this is where it becomes dangerous for everyone, for the officers, for other motorists, as I mentioned with the

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I covered last night never try to be a hero never try to box in a vehicle never try to help the officers let them do their job stay safe move to the right or to the left, give them enough room if you can safely and allow those officers to access the vehicle that is being pursued here now on the westbound 10 Freeway heading into downtown Los Angeles.

Rick, let's talk a little strategy now that this person is forced to slow down given the volume of traffic and we have CHP right behind us. He or she, of course, is maneuvering into the pits, but there are too many people, too many other unsuspecting drivers around. I would think that the

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intervention technique is too dangerous, the acronym yes, taking the exit to Soto Street, as I said I saw in the real-time traffic system here that, uh, that this stretch of 10 was really going to start backing away, but now, even there you go, there's a strip of spikes right there, what a great shot that was, did you see it?

So, officers. they just took it upon themselves to dump it on that exit ramp, maybe they were thinking they were going to take that exit ramp, the suspect would be that traffic was going to back up and it definitely looked like the vehicle made contact with the spikes there. I'll see if any of those tires are disabled, but you can see it's just trying to get through this traffic needle to make its way through the traffic exiting at Soto Street off the westbound 10 Freeway, but these surface streets as well. They are congested. Marla and Alex and This is the big difference, you know, those of us who do these chases at 10 at night, normally we have open roads, but at five and six at night there is a lot of traffic and that's gambling.

One factor in this chase right now is going to be really interesting to see as this driver goes, the wheels will start to spark, you'll see signs that that Spike strip is taking effect or that driver was able to avoid that Spike strip, uh, coming soon. you could start to see the effects of that, which could make it easier for officers to put an end to this as we move onto the side streets during rush hour traffic. The other concern now, Marla, especially at this time of night, is pedestrians people who are riding their bikes people who are walking their dog who may be out there without expecting a chase in their neighborhood and if there's a pit stop or if the spike strips made contact and those wheels start to malfunction if this guy starts spinning those people are potentially in danger the front passenger tire looks to me like it's my b yeah it's definitely okay then the two front ones that's why speeds maybe so slow at this point you could see a little bit of wobble there, yeah and we're not too far from Dodger Stadium.

There's also a Dodgers game tonight. This is heading north to Soto Street, off the 10 Freeway in the El Sereno area of ​​the city of Los Angeles proper. And now this Pursuit is off the 10 freeway and it's on those interstates where you see the California Highway Patrol. Now the LAPD will be involved, but they will definitely slow down, perhaps all because of the damage to right-turning vehicles. Rims are starting to appear on this SUV here, it's not clear if. There's more than just a driver there, you can see the windows of this one, so the Durango went dark, so you can't tell if there are more people inside that vehicle besides the driver.

This is the dangerous situation. The driver, the suspect could be armed and he. or he may try to flee on foot, here we call it foot bail knowing that that vehicle won't be able to make its way through the city streets much longer. Well, we should congratulate CHP for Wow, plan ahead and get it done. Spike slid in there just to anticipate that the driver was going to get out of there because of all the traffic, so that's his experience where they're looking, hey, we're going to be stopped on the 10 freeway westbound heading to five . and dimes where the dimes are heading into downtown Los Angeles at this time on Friday, so here's the first exit ramp where that reinforcement started, let's try it, let's throw the Spike Street strip there and those officers had a previous position.

I saw that unit. Remember the unit that flew next to the person. Maybe Maybe that was one of the units. Are you going to try to dig a hole? There you go, look at that wheel, here we're going to finish this off, get a little bump there and spit it out, slide it, yeah, we'll make some clearance here around this building, uh, this is a moving moon situation. Wow, look at that, that's something else, oh man, this car could spin out at any moment, although this is. now it's really dangerous for everyone around and they need to put an end to this safely, fortunately, but again, as you mentioned, Marla and Alex, pedestrians, cyclists, cyclists, it's still light, the sun hasn't set here yet in Southern California, people on the Get Moving getting ready for their Friday night plans and of course the motorists in the area, but this road, this stretch of road here on Medford Street in Ditman in the Eastern area of Los Angeles is pretty light on volume and that car moves slowly below the threshold we like. to talk about the

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intervention technique, they tried it, the vehicle did a 180 there, but the driver was able to do a 180 again and continue fine, so this is a stolen Dodge Durango that has endured spike strips and is literally rolling on rims during the The two front tires also endured a pit maneuver that, as Rick said, halfway through 180 uh spun the driver, but the driver continues now as we're getting this front view, uh, it's still hard to make out.

I mean, it's almost like smoke coming out of the tire movie stuntman driving that this person driving on tires then turns and can continue. I mean, that's a pretty impressive move by this driver for longer, given that Rick just pointed out all the smoke coming out of the foot towards the front, yes, the front. The driver's side is starting to get to the heart of the matter, so we'll see, but what we're not seeing is that there are a lot of other vehicles out there, the speeds are low and the officials tried to do that maneuver in the pits once, maybe.

It's another opportunity here, but with these tires really off now it's going to be interesting to see what their next move is, but what a successful move with that strip Spike again, all the officers want to do or end these chases safely so that no officer . hurt the suspect hey they are the ones creating the danger the officers leading this chase and of course all the innocent people driving home from work walking their bikes also keep those people safe and you have to be a split-second decision about when to do it. Try to finish with another pit maneuver attempt.

Wow, this chase started in the East Los Angeles area. Now we drive back to that area many times and the driver will look for a familiar place to park the car. and potentially get out at this point, although this driver won't have a choice anytime soon, this thing looks like both front tires are smoking pretty good here, I mean, all the way to the rim there and there's a person outside their vehicle making a gesture with hand. No I don't know if he saw that when he passed by Eastern Avenue, uh, we'll see, and as you mentioned, Alex, that's true.

Many times we will see these suspects go to a neighborhood that has no friends or relatives, perhaps living. in that area they know there's a little alley here off of 5th Street that I can hide in, maybe I can evade the

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by turning right down Main Street so they'll familiarize themselves with where they usually hang out and where they normally hang out. They drive, but look. On that tire, yeah, let's get back on the highway. Wow, look at that thing, just smash it. Oh, hello, look at that just on the rim. Wow, and now we're going to the highway.

Keep moving. This is a good commercial for. to Durango I guess so, yeah, something else, well, here we go to the freeway and now it's on the 10 heading east, so we're going in the opposite direction from when we first started the chase heading west through the Valley from San Gabriel towards Boyle Heights towards the 5th and 10th freeway, but it's the east side that is really congested, as I mentioned before, most people leave downtown Los Angeles, leave the west side towards the San Gabriel Valley towards the Inland Empire, it is the daily eastbound trip during the afternoon and evening. busy, it's the westbound morning bus for people coming off the ice, why not hop on that?

Okay, yeah, you might have to scroll here too. Wow, nice commercial for spike strips and spike power, yeah, and it literally exploded. The tire came off and now we're on the right shoulder desperately trying to get through the CHP tire traffic that's following us and maybe now that we know it started in this neighborhood in East LA, look at this wow, they thought of the future not only because of the backup on the westbound 10 and Soto Street was the first exit ramp they could attempt, the suspect was able to try to exit, but knowing that, hey, this individual, this is where we started this chase, it was in this area, let's see if he or she goes.

Back in that area, they dropped Spike's script on the Soda Street off-ramp from the eastbound 10 and boy, was it a hit, it was a Sheriff's helicopterfrom Los Angeles County the one that came into our frame, yeah, the green and yellow Chopper, okay, so now I'm pulling off the freeway again and spinning around, there's still some tire left on the driver's side, but it's probably just a matter of time and you can see the tread going around and I think it's going to come off right away, maybe it's something else. that vehicle can stand still and the driver can still uh avoid it can you imagine what it must feel like to try to drive this car and put your hands on the wheel and the sound, the vibration, the smell of the smoke and everything else and then be , you know, spun? out there and moving on is a big thing why they run away because they're not in custody because there's a chance they escape there's a chance they stay out of custody and don't go to jail the vast majority of them end up with these suspects The suspects They are being stopped, but we have seen some able to evade the

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and continue on their way, so this driver will do everything he can without it, without rubber, look at that, without rubber, he still can. getting that vehicle you also think about it very often.

These are people who this is not their first experience with law enforcement as well and may see this as a joyride before they usually go back behind bars for geographic accounting purposes. It is now on that stretch of the 710 where there have been many stories in recent years about extending it to Pasadena. This is near Cal State Los Angeles, near the intersection with the 10 on the 710 freeway and this is where the 710 comes in. all the way just north of Cal State Los Angeles, well, we're not seeing it, but in the On the other hand the shredding continues, so the aftermath of the spike strip remains on the driver's side, so it's probably just a matter of time, of course, it's just a matter of time until we see that side has also completely gone and then nothing but tires on the front of this stolen Dodge Durango vehicle.

Pursuit, that's what you're seeing, what we've been following since the beginning and Since six o'clock, it all started from LASD in the East Los Angeles area, CHP picked it up, there was a spike strip and that's why the tire disappeared and there was a maneuver in the pits, yes, and yet the driver continues and I'm surprised I haven't tried another one with such low speeds. It's a little more difficult the larger and heavier the vehicle is to make a successful pit maneuver and again we mentioned it before, it's an acronym for pursuit intervention. the technical officers try to make that intervention they try to disable the vehicle, they spin it, they push it back, either the passenger side or the driver's side, they put it in a 180 degree turn, they make the vehicle surrounded by other units , well, the pit maneuver seems somewhat successful in the sense that a spin occurred and I'm sure we'll show a video of that later in a 180, but then the driver, even with these tires disabled, was able to write that the driver was dry and continue on his way and that is where you are now on the 710 freeway heading north near Valley Boulevard north of Cal State Los Angeles and heading now to Alhambra South Pasadena.

The next option they would have is to approach 110, Arroyo, the oldest freeway in Southern California in South Pasadena and get into that area. like the brake lights are working a little bit there, uh, yeah, yeah, and there's a great close up view now turning right or east on Valley Boulevard and because those windows are illegally tinted, I don't really We have no idea if there are other passengers in that car or not, we have also not been able to get a good look at the driver, whether it is a man or a woman, but we do know that this driver has some driving skills to be able to do all this, without questions and look. about how slow and officers keep a distance, that will be my question why this strategy, because we have a very open street, for the most part speeds under 25 miles per hour, why are they supported so far by the safety of the pedestrians still and maybe I know it's only a matter of time before this vehicle becomes completely disabled and has to stop on the right, but they are deploying units ahead, they are great at planning how to get to intersections before our chase before the chase .

Gets there, this is the east side of Valley Boulevard through the Alhambra Valleys community and the East West main road, just north of the 10 freeway, and yes, you could see the other driver's side tires hanging With all its life, the rubber is going to break. soon, but now there is also a lot more traffic approaching at the intersection of Grandview Drive, our extreme navigation system is always activated for you, at home, you can see exactly where the chase is, the speed at which the vehicle that is being pursued and as we advance. Have a quick moment in the bottom left corner of your screen, which is a QR code.

Download our application. You can watch these Chases on your personal device if you're away from the TV and we're about to see them live here on Fox 11 covering this Chase. another tire about to lose all its rubber until it becomes two rims. This SUV will be fine, let's show you why that is happening right now. We have a video from a little before the moment in which the maneuver was carried out in the pits. I'm sorry. the spike strip, let's show the spike strip first, this is the spike that you see, this is on the side of a freeway, uh, they deployed the spikes on the Soto Street exit ramp and the driver went over it, that's why the spikes wheels are as they are.

We also have a video we want to show you of that maneuver in the pits, if we can mention that too, this is when they tried to push the vehicle and it worked for a second, here we go, okay, so we're looking. that we see that the tire was a little bit earlier, here comes that maneuver in the pits, oh, I'm a little bit right now, it just turns, we don't see everything because of that building, but somehow the driver regains control and can continue driving. and he's still driving right now, bam, there he goes, yeah, top left corner, that's live folks, uh, recorded earlier, it's bottom right, seeing the disabled tires and also seeing here's another shot of that maneuver in the pits in which he was successful.

The vehicle spun a little bit unsuccessfully and then did not stop the chase and now this is a low speed chase due to damage to those two those two tires those two front tires there on Fremont Avenue there through the Far West End of the San Valley Gabriel off the 10 freeway now north of the 10 freeway speed averaging about 20 miles per hour, we have that moment. We also want to show you when the rubber literally flew off the front passenger's tire while he watches live, not live here. but look at that boom that just fades away, this was when the driver was returning to the 10 freeway, if you can believe that was short lived, and then he returned to the surface streets where we are now, on the other side, that's another damaged vehicle.

That rubber is dangling, but it's only a matter of time until it goes flying too, so here we are at 16 miles per hour. Rick, you point out that right now they have a more reserved stance out of concern for public safety, that's always the case. First of all, but this here is quite open, yes, very open, yes, it is interesting to see other tactics, but hey, these are official, a joint effort of AI officers now in this area, local CHP jurisdictions, too to put an end to this safely and they were at it when they decided to deploy that Spike strip on the Soda Street off-ramp thinking ahead, yeah, that's where we think this guy or gal is going to get off the freeway again , it's not clear, uh, the gender of the driver or if there's anyone else inside that vehicle, you could see the tinted windows there, that on two tires, essentially now the front two, can still successfully turn right and left. left to stay straight, type that vehicle, continue in the right direction on Freeman Fremont Avenue at Avenida San Clemente about 20 miles per hour speeds are the resistance and resistance of the Dodge Durango, yes, something else, yes, and look, see, that's higher than Mitchell and go out, it's not clear, it was a Michelin, but be careful with the rubber, literally.

It evaporates out of that one through the front driver's side wheel so you see the Black and Whites slowly following behind as you point out to Rick that they do strategize like we saw them anticipate uh with the spike strip so We can only imagine that they have the same strategy in place now looking ahead to where this driver might go and it almost seems like they are just waiting for it to stop and that could mean that they are in contact in some way with the driver, we heard that after the The fact that after these Pursuits are over, the pursued driver or someone who knows the individual inside that vehicle, a connection to that individual who stole that vehicle, is making contact so that they know a little bit more about the driver and that could get inside the game. in terms of what they're trying to do at this point because they're giving that vehicle a lot of room to be suspicious, driving slowly, not trying to agitate the driver, he's disabled, she's disabled in terms of not being able to drive it at full speed.

As we saw when this chase started and I mean, it's amazing that this dodge is still going on. You would have thought this chase would have ended, you know, 10 minutes ago, but this driver keeps going. Are they going to stop here? and let's see what, let's see what, let's try to turn right or something still, a little bit of rubber hanging from the front wheel on the driver's side, you can see it turning there, a very good shot of that, but until the Raymond I. I It's surprising we're not seeing more smoke, more sparks from the passenger side front tire.

Alex and Marla apparently need a tire, yeah, there you go. Had a big ad for Tire Company, yeah, that's right, this is moving pretty well. I guess all things considered, uh, so we're still waiting for this driver to pass. I mean, this would be Marla the kind of area and the kind of speeds where there might be room to try to push that thing one more time and bring it to an end, but right now that's not the authorities' choice, yeah, sure. , I mean the threshold. I think, Rick, if I'm wrong, it's 35 miles per hour for that pit maneuver, so we're well below that.

There's a lot of traffic, so it's funny that they're in the distance keeping their distance and not really trying to get close to the vehicle. They were very aggressive when they tried that first maneuver in the pits that managed to spin the vehicle, but we couldn't put a stop to it, so our research department tells me that on these types of wheels there is actually a secondary support rubber inside the rim of these vehicles of these SUVs that helps maintain those tires, although we are seeing at least on the passenger side, that front tire reaches all the way to the rim, but there is some rubber that maybe we are not seeing and that helps the driver to continue.

Are you referring to Run Flats or is it something completely different? No, it's different and it's just. something something related to this particular model this Mitsubishi uh Durango model here is okay, it's because it's a great photo of the tire fully exposed uh right now and the driver's side almost as well on Vagabond Road and Monterey Pass Road. Still on the surface streets here we saw the 710 freeway for a short time, the chase was down Soto Street off the 10 freeway heading west towards downtown Los Angeles on Valley Boulevard and now into a residential area and by Please, if you live in this area.

We advise you that whenever we cover a chase, stay inside, keep it on Fox 11 here, do not go outside, do not wave or gesture at any of these people because they are clearly not in a good frame of mind running from the police right now. At the time when they are dealing with serious problems, they could be under the influence, so try to stay safe inside your house and don't try to be a hero or someone who agitates the situation even more, as they may not know a lot about it. We drive again when we have a stolen vehicle, there is a chance that they don't know who is behind the wheel because they can't run the license plates and find out who that person is.

The windows are actually illegally tinted, so it might not make much sense, they are also armed, there are several people there and all of that could affect the decision they make to stay back a little bit and give themselves a little protection from this person . I mean, they have to. Is Marla thinking at this point that time is on her side, right, I mean, when it comes to how much longer this car can last, yes, but they certainly should have done that and it should be Rick who is driving that one too. license plate because the owner may know something. about the suspect, yes it is

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becauseas long and as well as they did it, but you also wonder if there's something in their mind that might be hurting their judgment process at this point as well and their decision to not give up, okay, well, we do it.

I want to show you if you fail. I said when this all came to an end in this dead end when the driver entered the dead end of course and the officer pulled out the gun initially and then the baton. came out of this officer, that officer there with the gun in his hand that broke the window and then the passenger side was being smoked, but now that that particular officer went back to one of those units, he grabbed a long gun and now he's set like a sniper on the other side of the road on that adjacent road, so it was an eye-opening moment and now we see the scene live.

I'm thinking if I'm the owner of that black truck there and how worried that person must be because unstable, this whole situation is there, it's good for your truck, no, sure, no, yeah, the wheels have stopped, the wheels They've stopped for a moment, now that officer who was located in that sniper area is there at the bottom left of the screen, so no. More time in the bushes you see that with the gun in his hand hmm and it is unlikely as we saw that this will come to the chase uh end of this incident the incident is far from over it is not code four it is not all clear, but the side vehicular at least from what we're seeing is probably over with the exception of the suspect remaining inside the vehicle, but that vehicle would be a miracle if it could get out of this situation and navigate itself through those two CHP units and all those who are there.

It's unlikely, although Alex and Marla, that the driver knew this neighborhood very well, otherwise, because he stopped in this residential area, he was trying to navigate this area and then he ran into a dead end, a dead end. exit, that's where the vehicular component is located. to this Pursuit this dead spot was stopped and there's that officer right there uh the gun radio the wheel has stopped it looks like yes, yes, the rear wheel is stopped, so maybe they took their foot off the pedal, okay? Here comes another officer to help and we'll see, we'll see, there are officers everywhere, taking cover, circling the area and often we'll take our cues based on the body language of the officers on the ground.and the body language of the Officers on the ground right now is tense, there's no doubt about it and they're giving verbal commands at this point, they made contact, but when the officer made contact with that rear passenger side window he was able to break that, so I think there's enough opportunity for the individual inside that vehicle to be able to hear the officers' commands at this point, plus they have the bullhorns and everything else that they can communicate with the suspect at this time.

This time the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department participated in these local municipalities, of course, the California Highway Patrol, they were the leaders. This chase was on the freeway for a while, the 10 Freeway and there are the other units and this is a nice residential area of ​​the San Gabriel Valley in Monterey Park here, but this is a confrontation now and sometimes these confrontations , as we've seen Alex and Marley go on for hours long into the night, we've taken care of that, so this is Sombrero Drive and Avian Drive as Rick. I just pointed out that this is Monterey Park, where this officially came to an end about 15 minutes ago.

We started at rush hour picking up the chase that was initially in East Los Angeles. Rick mentioned highway routes and now to surface streets and then. snaking into this residential area of ​​Monterey Park and you're seeing the shields coming out now, yeah, they may be making a move here and it depends on what agency and what they're dealing with, on how we see these incidents when there's a confrontation they come to fruition. finally we see we see some agencies just go full force right away let's get this over with let's get in that here we go here we go approaching the driver's side whoa they're shooting out the window in the back, let's see what, let's see what they decide to do , here comes another one, here comes another victim up front, wow, and they gave this suspect plenty of opportunities to get up and no canine could get out. the vehicle does this and they will do this because they have to assume this person is armed but this strategy door opens the door and they will take this guy out, this is over, sorry we gave you too many chances. to surrender peacefully and uh there are officers surrounding the situation and they are but it's still not good now they're wow they're obviously evading um trying to avoid being stopped here uh it seemed to be a man and again it's not clear if it's just the driver six officers a suspect, it seems not, it doesn't look like there's anyone else in that vehicle based on the way they got out, let's get it, we're trying to move our helicopter uh and now when we open the back the suspect appears, yes, he's fighting with the officers right outside the driver's door and now the officers are in the back because they have not cleared that vehicle of any other individual. now that the rear hatch is open and now these officers body language body language standing up and it looks like they have detained this suspect here and once we still have four things a good photo of the suspect still on the ground uh on the On the ground, the suspect was at least that's what we saw or I can't tell if they've already brought the suspect to the vehicle right there and they're leaning against the hood of that, it looks like that, yeah.

There's a suspect right there, okay, the black t-shirt with white people, yeah, with some kind of logo and now they're making sure the vehicle is clean, they're coding it, they're making sure that suspect is handcuffed in a patrol car and They headed to GL on Friday night. Well, fortunately, no one was hurt during all of that and a successful conclusion to a long, dangerous and memorable chase here on the Fox 11 News special report, for the first time this hour at 6:48. we're going to take a commercial break we're going to restart okay, there's our look, there's the things, look at it real quick, yeah, empty, yeah, yeah, a younger man there, sure, Noah, there's no other people inside that vehicle and, it really was. trying to do everything

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