Chase Ends With No Injuries | Sacramento News

0:00So, early Thursday morning, deputies tried to pull over a driver, but this dude, 27-year-old Julio Lerenis, decided to dip instead. They were trying to make a stop around 12.30am near South Texito Avenue and North Purshing Avenue. He wasn't having it and took off, leading them on a chase. The pursuit went on for a bit, eventually heading towards the Southbound Interstate 5 on ramp at March Lane. It was there that things escalated. The sheriff's office says Lerenis apparently tried to use his car to hit one of the deputies. That's when shots were fired by the deputies, but he still kept on driving. After the whole ordeal, Lerenis was finally caught up near Melbourne Avenue and Acacia Street. The good news is, nobody got hurt. Not the suspect, not any of the deputies, which is always the main thing. Now, Lerenis is facing some serious charges. We're talking assault with a deadly weapon, evading police with a disregard for safety, misting an officer, and he's already on probation for something else.

1:01His bail is set at $140,000. The California Highway Patrol is handling the investigation into the whole thing. Officials are saying there's no danger to the public from this situation. That rap Sacramento news today brought to you with AI. I'm Coring with the Story.