'All Hell Broke Loose' as Police Chased the San Bernadino Shooters - by Joel Rubin, Brittny Mejia, Richard Winton and Joseph Serna/ Local/ California/ Los Angeles Times/ latimes.com
"The light turned green, and the black Ford Expedition pulled away. Not too fast, not too slow.
Redlands police Sgt. Andy Capps was behind the SUV with his emergency lights and siren on, but the driver didn't stop.
It was six minutes after 3 on Wednesday afternoon. Hours earlier, a masked man and woman, clad in black and armed with military-style rifles, had stormed into a holiday party a few miles away in neighboring San Bernardino. Fourteen people were dead. Others were fighting for their lives.
A black SUV had been seen fleeing the scene. Capps had told his officers to stay alert, but privately he wasn't worried. Never in a million years will we encounter these people, he thought.
Now he thought otherwise..."
Richard
"The light turned green, and the black Ford Expedition pulled away. Not too fast, not too slow.
Redlands police Sgt. Andy Capps was behind the SUV with his emergency lights and siren on, but the driver didn't stop.
It was six minutes after 3 on Wednesday afternoon. Hours earlier, a masked man and woman, clad in black and armed with military-style rifles, had stormed into a holiday party a few miles away in neighboring San Bernardino. Fourteen people were dead. Others were fighting for their lives.
A black SUV had been seen fleeing the scene. Capps had told his officers to stay alert, but privately he wasn't worried. Never in a million years will we encounter these people, he thought.
Now he thought otherwise..."
Richard
'All Hell Broke Loose' as Police Chased the San Bernadino Shooters
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