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To: David Lawrence who wrote (13092)	2/25/1998 9:02:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Read Replies (1) of 22053

Pursuit suspect arrested in apartment United Press International - February 25, 1998 20:42 %DOMESTIC %US %PURSUIT V%UPI P%UPI LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25 (UPI) - A 47-year-old man has surrendered to a police SWAT team after being chased from the scene of an alleged burglary to his Los Angeles apartment, where he held officers at bay for about two hours. The pursuit comes within two weeks of two other televised high-speed police chases - one ended in a dramatic multi-car crash, and the other involved a suspect who smashed into at least a half-dozen vehicles and carjacked a minivan after his vehicle was disabled. Authorities say Herminio Izquierdo of Los Angeles will be booked in Santa Clarita on charges of burglary, evading arrest and related charges, and held on $1 million bail. Izquierdo allegedly led officers on a high-speed pursuit down I-5 after being confronted by a security guard at the Orchard Condominiums in Santa Clarita. The suspect allegedly tried to break into a unit whose occupant was at home. Los Angeles County Sheriff's officials said Izquierdo ran to a waiting car and was spotted by a citizen, who flagged down a passing deputy. A woman later identified as Izquierdo's ex-wife was thrown from the car during the chase, and was taken into custody for questioning to determine whether she was involved in the burglaries. Authorities said Izquierdo abandoned his car and fled to the apartment he reportedly shares with a woman and two children. Hostage negotiators spoke with the barricaded suspect for about two hours before he gave himself up at 1:25 p.m. PST. Police said initial reports that Izquierda fired shots during the chase were ''unsubstantiated,'' and no firearm has been found. -- Copyright 1998 by United Press International. All rights reserved.

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