LA police in pursuit of suspect wanted for assault on an officer near Koreatown
Los Angeles Police Department officers are in pursuit of a suspect who is wanted for alleged assault with a deadly weapon on an officer.
The chase began near the Koreatown area, according to LAPD officials.
It's unclear exactly what prompted the officers to begin the chase.
This is a developing story. Check back for details.
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