A police chase of a burglary suspect ended in a crash on the 405 Freeway. The pursuit took place through the San Fernando Valley in Southern California. It involved a wrong-way, head-on collision with a CHP cruiser.
The chase was conducted by Los Angeles police. Details of the incident are available from the source. Further information about the crash and the events leading up to it can be found through the source publication.
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