Pursuit

Man holding dog on lap leads police on bizarre golf cart chase in San Fernando Valley

An unusual slow-speed pursuit began in Van Nuys and ended at a 7-Eleven in Valley Glen.

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The Los Angeles Police Department were in pursuit of a reported stolen golf cart in the San Fernando Valley.

The driver of a stolen golf cart led police on an unusual chase in the San Fernando Valley on Sunday.

The Los Angeles Police Department responded to a report of a possibly stolen golf cart and assault with a deadly weapon shortly after 9 p.m. in the 18700 block of Ventura Boulevard.

The driver, who had a dog in their lap during the duration of the chase, refused to stop for police, leading to the bizarre, low-speed pursuit. With the golf cart's small size, the driver was able to weasel through police cruisers and evade officers.

Ultimately, however, the driver was cornered against a big rig parked in the parking lot of a 7-Eleven in Valley Glen. Officers were then able to arrest the driver and the dog may have been taken to Los Angeles County Animal Care.

A driver, who held a dog the entire time, led police through a chase in a reported stolen golf cart through the San Fernando Valley.
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