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Alhambra Police arrest two suspects after stolen vehicle Pursuit ends at Kohl’s (Photos – APD)

Two suspects were arrested after a stolen vehicle pursuit ended in a crash and a brief foot chase into a Kohl’s store, according to the Alhambra Police Department.

By News Desk

Officers were patrolling the area of Atlantic Boulevard and Glendon Way when they spotted a stolen vehicle. The driver fled at a high rate of speed, weaving through traffic before crashing near Mission Road and Fremont Avenue.

After the collision, both occupants abandoned the stolen vehicle and ran into a nearby Kohl’s. Officers searched the store and found the suspects hiding in an emergency stairwell, where they were taken into custody without incident.

Police said one of the suspects, a juvenile, remarked that his mother would not be able to pay for the damage caused by the traffic collision.

Authorities identified one suspect as Elijah James, of Victorville. The second suspect is a male juvenile from Lancaster whose identity was not released because of his age. Both were arrested and booked into the Alhambra Police Department Jail.

The Alhambra Police Department has not released additional information regarding the charges.



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