2 suspects in a convertible Porsche arrested after a lawsuit in Los Angeles, in Orange Counties

LOS ANGELES (KABC) –

Authorities chased a black convertible Porsche in Los Angeles and Orange counties on Friday night as part of a lawsuit that ended with the pre-trial detention of two suspects in a neighborhood. residential area of ​​Burbank.

Burbank police said they had tried to pull the vehicle to Riverside and Bob Hope Drive after the driver was seen the wrong way. The car failed to yield, leading to a lawsuit that lasted more than an hour.

During the chase, the black Porsche took authority across several highways, including the 101 and 10 freeways.
The Burbank police began tracking the vehicle around 8 pm as the hunt then approached downtown Los Angeles, Silver Lake and the El Monte area.

The vehicle entered Orange County as it passed Highway 91, eastbound.

The Porsche changed gears on highways and at one point reached speeds of 100 mph.

A driver and a passenger, who appeared to be in distress during the pursuit, were in the car.

The lawsuit ended when the vehicle returned to Burbank and exited the highway entering a residential area.

Both suspects were seen leaving the Porsche. The suspects entered an alley in the residential area and were apprehended after a short chase.

The suspect was heard about the FBI, religion and more, while police handcuffed the man.

Residents in the area where the lawsuit ended have identified the driver as neighbor Bill Robinson. The details regarding the passenger were not immediately available.

Neighbors said that they were not surprised to see Robinson's arrest. They said that he had approached them and their children in the past and had threatened to blow up buildings.

"He's curious," said Scott Corley, the neighbor laughing. "He quotes biblical scriptures and then shouts," All this will fall one day. "He already went to my son on occasion and talked about bomb recipes and my son replies," I do not know what you're talking about "and he replied," Well, you would not do it, is not it? And it takes off. "

Several residents said they were relieved that the man could finally get help and that there could now be some peace in the neighborhood.