More Than 90 Rounds Fired at Freeway Chase Suspect Los Angeles police say officers fired more than 90 rounds at a motorist who was killed on a San Fernando Valley freeway after a wild car chase. A partial transcript of a 911 call placed by 19-year-old Abdul Arian during the Wednesday night pursuit shows Arian claimed he had a gun and would shoot officers. He didn't have a gun. The pursuit ended on the U.S. 101 freeway when Arian, who is a former member of the police Explorer program, attempted a U-turn and was rammed by a squad car. TV news helicopters showed Arian jump out of the car and repeatedly make movements with his arms as if taking a shooting stance. The Los Angeles Times (http://lat.ms/HCc2IM) says eight officers fired more than 90 rounds, killing him.