Road rage suspect surrenders in Oxnard after police chase through LA, Ventura counties

Van clocked at 90 mph in police chase

A van accused of going on a road rage was clocked by SkyFOX of going 90 mph.

LOS ANGELES - The California Highway Patrol chased a driver through multiple counties after an alleged road rage incident Thursday night, with the chase ending after more than an hour in Oxnard.

What we know:

Reports of the chase came in around 7:30 p.m., coming into Los Angeles County from the direction of Calabasas. The driver of the white van came down the 101 Freeway, and got off in the Woodland Hills area.

The driver appeared to stop, only to drive off again and get back on the 101 Freeway in the opposite direction. Officers tried to stop the driver with a PIT maneuver but were unsuccessful. 

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The driver continued at speeds up to 80-90 mph north on the 101. SkyFOX lost the pursuit as the driver made their way toward Camarillo. More than an hour later, the driver eventually surrendered to officers in Oxnard.

What we don't know:

The circumstances of the road rage incident are unclear.