2 killed in Panorama City when chase involving stolen truck ends in violent crash

An innocent driver is killed in a horrific pursuit crash as two suspects in a stolen truck flee from LAPD officers, and end up T-boning a compact car. Eyewitness News reporter Leanne Suter live with new details from Panorama City. Tonight at 11 from ABC7.

PANORAMA CITY, LOS ANGELES --

The innocent driver of the sedan and one other person were pronounced dead at the scene, authorities said. Authorities told Eyewitness News officers believe one of the male suspects was suffering from an overdose after ingesting a large amount of unknown narcotics following the crash.

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