Stolen SUV suspect leads LAPD on rush-hour chase with dangerous dirt-bike encounter on 110 Freeway

High-speed pursuits through congested freeways during peak traffic create serious public safety risks for uninvolved drivers and pedestrians; this incident highlights the operational challenges police face when balancing suspect apprehension against civilian danger.
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