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                     High-speed Car Chase Ends with Selfies

   by VOA News

   It was a car chase that could have only happened in Los Angeles.
   For about two hours, a burglary suspect led police on a chase through
   L.A. The chase, which unfolded on TV, included "donut" stunts, a near
   collision with a bus operated by celebrity gossip website TMZ and ended
   with people taking selfies with the driver and a passenger.
   The chase started around 1:30 p.m. local time Thursday and covered
   "much of the greater Los Angeles area," [1]according to KTLA TV.

   ''At the end of the chase, the suspect drove the rented navy blue
   convertible Mustang to a neighborhood where he reportedly lived. It was
   unclear if the suspect rented the car or stole it.
   The Gizmodo website [2]reported an "almost a celebrity vibe" as the car
   came to a stop and the suspects began "shaking hands and high-fiving"
   people on the street.
   In the 10 minutes it took before the police arrived, the suspects and
   bystanders began snapping selfies.

   ''When the police arrived the two suspects were taken into custody
   "without incident."

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References

   1. http://ktla.com/2016/04/07/chp-pursuing-driver-from-san-gabriel-valley-toward-south-l-a/
   2. http://gizmodo.com/after-a-high-speed-chase-in-la-suspected-burglars-have-1769742435?utm_campaign=socialflow_gizmodo_twitter&utm_source=gizmodo_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow
   3. http://www.voanews.com/content/mht-high-speed-car-chase-los-angelese-ends-with-selfies/3276187.html