Pursuit of stolen car ends with suspect crashing in North Highlands
Deputies used spikes to bring the driver to a stop, causing the vehicle to crash in the area of Cantel Way and Elkhorn Boulevard, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office said.
The chase started just before 10 p.m. near San Juan and Madison avenues.
The extent of the suspect's injuries was not yet known. The individual was only described as an adult man.
No deputies were injured and no weapons were located, the sheriff's office said.
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