Road rage suspect pursued by authorities in Los Angeles County

A road rage suspect was pursued by authorities through Los Angeles County Tuesday morning before his eventual arrest. According to a California Highway Patrol spokesperson, the pursuit was initiated by Santa Monica Police Department offi…
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