CHP persecution ends in fatal shooting in Winnetka

LOS ANGELES – – After a police persecution in Winnetka, a man was fatally shot by California Highway Patrol Officers on Wednesday morning.

The deadly shootout occurred after the suspect led the officers to a chase and, according to the authorities, a pistol was supposed to swing.

What we know:

Home -surveillance cameras rolled around 2:30 a.m. when CHP officers confronted with a suspect that they had persecuted through the streets of the Winnetka.

The persecution began when the officials discovered an unpredictable and frenzied driver near Devonshire and Mason.

The persecution ended in a dead end in the Sunnybrae Avenue between the streets of Lassen and Mayall.

Then the suspect left the vehicle in a white van as he held a pistol.

CHP officers opened the fire, which led to the death of the suspect.

The suspect's family stated that he lived in the area and was 21 years old.

What we don't know:

It is not known whether the suspect has ever fired his weapon or whether he or CHP officers first opened the fire.

Further details on the actions of the suspect, which led to the shootout, were not announced.

The man's identity was not published.

What's next:

In the course of the investigation, the authorities will work to determine the circumstances of the persecution and shootout.

The Los Angeles police robbery will help with the investigation.

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