You never know what you’ll witness in L.A.: a famous celebrity, someone defacing Donald Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame Star, or a car chase so absurd it seems straight out of out Grand Theft Auto V.
Thursday’s two hour-long pursuit began when someone reported a residential burglary in Cerritos. Soon police were following two suspects as they drove through rain in a Ford Mustang convertible with the top down.
But instead of simply stepping on the gas, the driver—who gave not a single fuck—did multiple donuts on busy Sunset Boulevard.
Video: Mustang involved in pursuit does donuts on Hollywood Blvd. after exiting 101 Freeway https://t.co/Y4kqcCqaSc pic.twitter.com/us9IEmfm6Q
— KTLA (@KTLA) April 7, 2016
Later, a TMZ tour bus obliviously cut off these two dudes as they were trying to enjoy the remaining minutes of their freedom. Ultimately, the car lost a tire and the men were apprehended, but not before getting hugs and high-fives from bystanders (and taking a few selfies).
GREATEST #PURSUIT OF ALL TIME! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/AssLsPIv9S
— Marty Boomin (@Marty_Digital) April 7, 2016
https://twitter.com/dannysullivan/status/718200985668063234
The absolute best part of the #pursuit. The ultimate spike strip fail! @KinseyFox10 pic.twitter.com/TAmfRkbjL1
— Kejan Haynes (@KejanHaynes) April 7, 2016
Driver is SITTING on car hood and fist bumping people nearby. Wow. pic.twitter.com/2O9TmHwrqx
— Joe Serna, LAT (@JosephSerna) April 7, 2016
“I have been involved in a lot of pursuits but I haven’t seen anything quite like that,” said Dennis Zine, a former city councilman and LAPD officer, to the Los Angeles Times. “The high-fives at the end were ridiculous.”
May you live on in Internet infamy, dudes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSNtigiG6lc
