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LA freeway closed after deadly police chase

Posted: Feb 1, 2013 5:16 AM by ASSOCIATED PRESS

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LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Los Angeles police chase of robbery suspects has ended in a deadly Interstate 5 crash, shutting down the freeway for hours and backing up traffic for miles.

Police were chasing a vehicle after a 7-Eleven convenience store robbery in Boyle Heights when the vehicle flipped at about 3 a.m. Friday just east of downtown.

KTTV-TV says the vehicle rolled several times in the northbound freeway lanes in the Lincoln Heights area.

One of the suspects was killed and two others were injured.

There is a body on the freeway and money is scattered in lanes.

The California Highway Patrol says northbound lanes of I-5 are expected to be shut down for hours.

Traffic was already backed up for miles before the start of the morning commute.

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Information from: KTTV-TV, http://www.fox11la.com/

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