HAYWARD (BCN and KTVU) - An armed robbery suspect who allegedly was involved in an officer-involved shooting that killed a 16-year-old girl in Hayward on Tuesday evening was arrested in San Francisco on Wednesday night, police said. 
 
 KTVU has learned the 16-year-old girl was pregnant when she was fatally shot. According to the coroner, the teen appeared to be in her first trimester. A source identified the 16-year-old as Elena Mondragon of Antioch. 
 
 Hayward and San Francisco police arrested the man in San Francisco at about 8 p.m. Wednesday on an outstanding warrant for multiple robbery charges, Hayward police said. 
 
 The suspect, whose name is not yet being released, also was being sought for questioning about the incident in Hayward on Tuesday, according to police. 
 
 Hayward police said that at 5:20 p.m. Tuesday, Fremont police detectives who were in Hayward spotted a vehicle that had been reported stolen and was wanted in connection with multiple armed robberies in Fremont and throughout the Bay Area. 
 
 According to police, the detectives attempted to stop the vehicle at the City View Apartments complex at 25200 Carlos Bee Blvd. near the California State University East Bay campus. 
 
 As they approached and contacted the suspects inside the vehicle, the driver suddenly drove into the police vehicles, injuring two Fremont police detectives. 
 
 During the incident, the detectives fired their weapons at the suspect driving the vehicle and struck a 16-year-old girl, identified by her family as Elena "Ebbie" Mondragon of Antioch, who was an occupant. 
 
 The vehicle continued to drive out of the apartment complex but eventually crashed near the intersection of Campus and Oakes drives, police said. 
 
 The male suspect allegedly fled the vehicle on foot and remained at large until he was arrested on Wednesday night. 
 
 Another male and a second female occupant of the vehicle were taken into custody near the scene without further incident. 
 
 Mondragon was treated by the Hayward Fire Department at the scene and then transported to a trauma center, where she died of her injuries, police said. 
 
 The two Fremont police detectives who were injured were treated and released from a hospital. 
 
 Hayward police said in a statement today that they are "confident we have identified all of the individuals related to the officer-involved shooting incident and they are either in custody on unrelated charges or have been released to their parents and there are no public safety risks associated to outstanding subjects." ||||| Hayward police say they've captured a man suspected of running away after a teenage girl was shot and killed during a confrontation with officers. We also learned Thursday that the fallen 16-year-old was pregnant. The coroner estimates that Elena Mondragon was within the first trimester.Investigators found the man in San Francisco Wednesday night. Family members of Mondragon tell us he is her boyfriend.The 16-year-old died after being shot by Fremont police, who tried to stop a stolen car.Family and friends honored a young woman they called "Ebbie" near her home in Antioch on Wednesday night.Fremont officers claim a robbery suspect rammed the car into them on Tuesday. Mondragon was riding in the car.It had been linked to robberies in Fremont.The Mondragon family has set up a GoFundMe account to help pay for funeral expenses. ||||| This combo made from images provided by the San Pete County Sheriff shows Angela Atwood, 25, left, and Logan Welles McFarland, 24. The two were arrested in Nevada on Tuesday Jan. 3, 2012 in the killing... (Associated Press) 
 
 A Nevada rancher who spotted a man and woman walking in a desolate area Tuesday while surveying his cattle from the air led police to arrest the suspects in the killing an elderly Utah couple in a crime spree that spanned two states. 
 
 Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal Jim Phelps told The Associated Press that Logan Welles McFarland, 24, and Angela Atwood, 25, were found Tuesday afternoon near Interstate 80 about 35 miles west of the Utah border, not far from where they ditched police in a high-speed chase Saturday. 
 
 Phelps said the couple didn't resist and were taken into custody as suspects in the killings and in the shooting of a woman during a botched carjacking in Nevada. 
 
 The couple had abandoned their car and weapons before federal marshals, Elko County sheriff's deputies and West Wendover police made the arrest at about 12:30 p.m. a few miles south of Oasis, Nev., said Nevada Highway Patrol Trooper Jim Stewart. 
 
 The arrest was "pretty calm," Stewart recounted, adding that the suspects said, "We give up." 
 
 Rancher and Elko County Commissioner Demar Dahl, also a pilot, spotted the suspects from the air Tuesday while surveying his cattle. 
 
 He said he called authorities Monday night to ask if the suspects had been captured and figured he'd keep an eye out. 
 
 "We flew and looked, and sure enough we found them," Dahl told the AP. 
 
 "We didn't have any cellphone coverage, so we followed them for a ways, just circling them," Dahl added. "We flew low, right down next to them." 
 
 Dahl said he then flew back into cell range and called authorities. 
 
 "It was just lucky that we found them," he said. 
 
 The suspects' stolen vehicle had not been found, and police believe it may have broken down in the mountains south of I-80. 
 
 On Sunday, authorities issued an arrest warrant for McFarland in the burglary of the Utah couple's Mount Pleasant home. He has since been charged. 
 
 Neither suspect has been charged in the killings, or in the carjacking or shooting of the West Wendover woman, who is recovering at a Salt Lake City hospital. 
 
 Federal marshals said they would drop a charge of unlawful flight to let state authorities take over the case. 
 
 McFarland has a recent criminal history that includes drug and theft charges, according to the Utah state courts database. He was released Oct. 10 after spending a month in jail for a conviction of theft by receiving stolen property. He was supposed to pay a $500 fine in monthly installments. In August, he was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. That charge was dismissed a month later by prosecutors. 
 
 Atwood has some minor offenses listed in court records. 
 
 Her parents believe she was an unwilling participant in the crime spree, the Salt Lake Tribune reported. They reacted in joy at the news she was arrested and safe. Neighbors told the AP that the parents, Mike and Denise Atwood, immediately drove to the Elko, Nev., jail. 
 
 "I believe that Logan has held her hostage, that he has held her so scared that she hasn't been able to do anything but follow him," Denise Atwood told the newspaper. She said Angela Atwood was engaged to a different man, a former U.S. Marine. 
 
 No phone listing could immediately be found for McFarland's parents. 
 
 Police said a witness told them McFarland bragged at a Friday night party about obtaining money and firearms. 
 
 The warrant filed in court Tuesday says McFarland and a woman left in a stolen car for West Wendover, Nev., where police say they shot and wounded a woman in the head during an attempted carjacking. 
 
 McFarland and Atwood had been last seen in Nevada on Saturday driving a stolen gray Volkswagen Jetta. They led police on a 50-mile chase at speeds up to 100 mph before turning off the interstate and fleeing into the hills. 
 
 Jewelry and other stolen items from the home of the Utah couple, LeRoy and Ann Fullwood, were found in the trunk of a car the suspects took from the host of the Friday night party, police said. 
 
 The car was ditched about 45 miles away and a stolen Saturn sedan was allegedly used to drive to West Wendover. A receipt from a fast-food restaurant found in the car indicated the meal was paid for with LeRoy Fullwood's stolen credit card. 
 
 The Jetta was then stolen in a motel parking lot. 
 
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 Associated Press writer Sandra Chereb in Carson City, Nev., contributed to this report.
– A 16-year-old California girl who was fatally wounded during an incident with police earlier this week was pregnant, KTVU and KGO report. The teen, IDed as Elena Mondragon, was a passenger in a car that had been reported stolen and was being sought in a bunch of armed robberies. When Fremont cops driving in Hayward spotted the vehicle around 5:20pm Tuesday, they tried to make a traffic stop, but as officers neared the car, the driver allegedly drove his car right into the police vehicle, hurting two detectives. Police started shooting, and Elena was struck by gunfire before the car sped away. The panicked driver crashed the car not far from the scene, however, and fled on foot. Two other passengers besides Mondragon were taken into custody, but although firefighters tried to save the teen, she eventually succumbed to her injuries at a nearby trauma center. The coroner notes the girl, known as "Ebbie" to family and friends, looked to be in her first trimester. A GoFundMe that has already collected more than $3,000 to help defray funeral costs has been set up in her name. Meanwhile, police arrested the man they believe to be the driver Wednesday night in San Francisco, hauling him in on an outstanding warrant for various robbery charges. Those close to Elena tell KGO the suspect is her boyfriend. (A Bakersfield man with dementia was shot dead by cops.)