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Manchester CityThe all England final featuring Chelsea and Manchester City is getting wall-to-wall coverage on CBS and various platforms. 📺📺📺<doc-sep>EMBED >More News Videos A suspect wanted for domestic violence flees from police. #LIVE Suspect is in silver Honda Accord; some reports indicate there is a female passenger in the front seat and driver has been assaulting her during pursuit https://t.co/0v3h9TTXtx pic.twitter.com/GdmzitKAZ8 — ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) April 25, 2019 EMBED >More News Videos A suspect wanted for domestic violence drove over sidewalks and toward oncoming traffic to flee police in a chase that started in the South Gate area. #LIVE Suspect squeezes through traffic, continues fleeing on surface streets in Anaheim/Garden Grove area https://t.co/0v3h9TTXtx pic.twitter.com/VoZ89MySbD — ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) April 25, 2019 SOUTH GATE, Calif. (KABC) -- A domestic violence suspect led authorities on a wild and dangerous chase with a hostage passenger for three hours across Los Angeles and Orange counties Wednesday.It finally ended when the suspect pulled into the parking lot of a 99 Cent Store in Rowland Heights and ran on foot inside the store.Customers were seen fleeing from the building as officers followed with weapons drawn. They took him into custody within minutes inside the business. "In today's era of active shooters, police just pursue these things," said David Moeller of the California Highway Patrol. "You can't let people get into innocent people. "The suspect was spotted hitting his female passenger while fleeing from law enforcement in several cities such as South Gate, Huntington Park, Lynwood, South Los Angeles, Buena Park and Anaheim.The driver sped recklessly on surface streets and freeways, at times driving on the wrong side of the road and on sidewalks.The suspect at one point reached a dead-end at a park, but instead of surrendering, he drove on a park trail and blew through a gate, narrowly missing pedestrians.The female passenger was spotted at times struggling with the driver. Her legs were later seen stretched out onto the vehicle's dashboard as the suspect continued leading the hourslong chase.After the pursuit ended, she was found unresponsive in the parked suspect vehicle but was able to get out and walk to a stretcher. She was taken to an area hospital and is now considered to be a hostage in the incident.The suspect got onto the 710 Freeway, where he drove in the emergency lane. After getting stuck in some traffic, the driver got back onto surface streets in the Lakewood area.Patrol vehicles continued to follow close behind in the Bellflower and Norwalk area as the driver blew through red lights and stop signs.While in Buena Park in Orange County, the suspect drove into a parking lot before getting back onto surface streets at high speeds. The driver then drove on a sidewalk in an attempt to evade authorities.The suspect then drove on the wrong side of the road with several oncoming vehicles nearby.Patrol cars appeared to temporarily go on surveillance mode as the suspect continued to drive dangerously.Several patrol vehicles soon re-engaged in the chase as the driver made sharp U-turns in the middle of intersections in Buena Park. The suspect then made his way into Anaheim and Garden Grove, narrowly missing cars in intersections filled with rush-hour traffic.The suspect made his way onto Huntington Beach surface streets, making several U-turns and blowing through intersections and at times waving at people.The chase continued on the 22 Freeway in the Los Alamitos area before the suspect made his way onto the 605 Freeway. He drove through the Cerritos and Norwalk areas as patrol vehicles followed closely.The suspect got onto the westbound 105 Freeway before getting off on surface streets in the Lynwood area. While in or near South Gate, the suspect slowed down and the passenger door briefly opened.The chase continued as the domestic violence suspect appeared to be arguing and fighting with the passenger. The suspect made his way onto the 5 Freeway before getting off toward downtown L.A. California Highway Patrol vehicles got very close at some points, appearing to attempt PIT maneuvers.A CHP SUV touched the back bumper of the car, but the chase suspect continued into East L.A. and Alhambra. The chase made its way onto the 710 Freeway, which was mostly clear of traffic.It's believed the suspect was originally wanted for domestic violence when the chase started in the South Gate area.<doc-sep>
ROWLAND HEIGHTS (CBSLA) — A police pursuit that began in South Gate just after 5 p.m. Wednesday lasted three hours and eventually ended inside a 99 Cents Only store in Rowland Heights. The driver, a man suspected of assaulting the female passenger, took police through Los Angeles and Orange counties before parking the vehicle and running into a 99 Cents Only store where he was arrested at gunpoint. The woman was reported to be bloody when police tended to her in the car. She was later taken to Pomona Valley Hospital. The pursuit began when police were alerted of a possible physical altercation between a man and woman inside the vehicle. The driver then reportedly took off in the vehicle when he saw an officer approaching. While the chase was happening, Sky9 captured the woman struggling with the suspect, who police later confirmed was an admitted gang member from Buena Park and an AB 109 early release parolee who had just gotten out of jail on a separate DUI warrant. The passenger was seen opening the passenger side door multiple times, in what looked like an attempt to escape. The suspect drove erratically, running red lights, driving on the wrong side of the road, and at one point, driving through a park and dragging a fence and a bicycle that had been chained to it. The suspect drove into Orange County before heading back to Los Angeles County. South Gate police chased the car for a time before the California Highway Patrol stepped in, using multiple PIT maneuvers in efforts to stop the vehicle. About three hours after the chase began, the suspect pulled into a parking space and ran into a 99 Cents Only store near the intersection of Nogales Street and Colima Road in Rowland Heights. Customers were seen running out of the store as police ran in with rifles drawn and apprehended the suspect. The suspect was later identified as Alexis Avinai, and he was booked on suspicion of domestic violence and felony evading. He is being held on $125,000 bail.