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A ride-share customer allegedly assaulted the driver and stole a ride-share vehicle in the San Diego area to ultimately go on a high speed pursuit that concluded on the shoulder of the 10 Freeway in the city of Beaumont in the Inland Empire on Sunday. The Oceanside PD told KNSD, KNBC's sister station in San Diego, that a passenger allegedly assaulted a ride-share driver before stealing the vehicle. The LA County Sheriff's Office confirmed that the vehicle was stolen in Oceanside and that the airship tracked the vehicle via Lo-Jack. The California Highway Patrol took over the pursuit as the car traveled at high speeds on the 10 Freeway eastbound through the Inland Empire. Gil Leyvas and Newschopper4 Bravo were overhead shortly after 3 p.m. As the vehicle traveled past Azusa into Pomona, Ontario and beyond.

Southern California's wild police chases: We've all seen them, and some can take pretty unexpected turns. Watch our collection of some of the wildest moments from the most infamous, dramatic pursuits. (Published Friday, July 14, 2017) The pursuit topped 100 mph, with the driver using the center divider shoulder to pass vehicles and avoid pockets of moderate traffic. At one point at approximately 3:35 p.m in the city of San Bernardino, the driver's attempt to pass a vehicle on the center shoulder of the freeway nearly resulted in a loss of control. City and colour album download zip. However, the driver managed to hold on as the car swerved and seemed like it would crash with nearby vehicles. However, the suspect recovered and avoided a crash.

Instead, the driver seemed to heed the warning and cut down speeding from over 100 mph to roughly 75 mph or even slower. The vehicle arrived in the Redlands area shortly after 3:40 p.m.