Suspect surrenders after short-lived morning pursuit
SAN MARINO, Calif. - A suspect surrendered to authorities after a short-lived pursuit through Pasadena and San Marino on Tuesday morning.
An official with the California Highway Patrol said the pursuit began around 6 a.m. after officers attempted to stop him for speeding and he failed to yield.
The pursuit continued through surface streets at slow speeds.
Eventually, the suspect surrendered to authorities in a residential area near South San Gabriel Boulevard and San Marcos Drive. He was subsequently taken into custody.
No further information was immediately available.
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