Torrance Police Capture Stolen Car Suspects After Foot Chase

16 thoughts on “Torrance Police Capture Stolen Car Suspects After Foot Chase”

1. The Nazi Robo Motorcycle Cop

2. Great Video Onus News. Take care and keep safe TOP CAT

3. What is code 20?

4. You're on it, Katman. Great video and narration.
   Why is a moto police dude carrying an AR15; where do moto police dudes stash a 32" weapon?

5. 1:56 Dusty Garver appears to have a new tool to deal with photographers. I wouldn't get to close katman.

6. Code 4 over and out !! Nice job !

7. What do those license plate readers look like down there? Do you know?

8. Car thieves should be hanged.

9. Other than the lasd volunteers everybody is doing good at violating your rights and boiling my blood for ya.

10. In CA Does Code 7 mean on scene
    Here in Tenn. Its 10-97 statewide i dont know the cities knoxville/memphis/nashville got their own codes far as i know.

11. Thank you again, for keep in our public officials  honest

12. This resulted in what is called an “ALPR’s Hit” of a stolen vehicle. The City of Torrance have Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras installed at some intersections. Those cameras can detect stolen or wanted vehicles that are driving through the streets and they’re monitored by the police department. So if a stolen/wanted vehicles passes through the ALPR in a specific intersection, the police are notified by dispatchers that they have an “ALPR’s Hit” or “A L P R Hit”. Heard this on the scanner. Great job TPD!

13. Bet that motorcycle cop with assault rifle was mad he didn't get to KILL anyone

14. Great reporting, real first hand coverage.

15. hella good job. (do you guys in Ca. still say "hella"? I remember that when I lived there in the very early eighties, lol)

16. 1st

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