They Ran From LAPD at 120 MPH. The Off-Ramp Ended It.

Robbery suspects ran from LAPD at triple digits down the 5 and the 405, then came off at Sepulveda and found a wall and a pole.

• Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026, around 9 p.m., Santa Clarita to Los Angeles.
• LAPD went after a car wanted in connection with a robbery. It came out of Newhall.
• The chase ran south on the 5, then down the 405 through the San Fernando Valley. KTLA reported speeds over 120 mph. CHP units joined the pursuit.
• The driver came off the 405 onto Sepulveda Boulevard and crashed into a wall and a pole.
• A woman got out first and surrendered. The man came out after; KTLA reported him limping. Both were taken into custody.
• No names have been released, and no charges had been announced as of Oct. 21, 2026.
• Both are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Aerial footage: CBS Los Angeles (Sky Cal), used for commentary and news reporting.

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