A search is currently underway in Los Angeles for suspects involved in a police chase. The incident occurred on Sunday, and authorities are working to locate those who were involved. At least two individuals have been detained in connection with the chase.
The search efforts are ongoing, with further details available from local news sources. For more information on the police chase and the ongoing search, readers can refer to FOX 11 Los Angeles for updates and developments.
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At least two people are arrested after leading a dramatic 15-minute police chase across the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles.
The search is on for the suspects involved in Sunday's police chase in Los Angeles.
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