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A high-speed motorcycle pursuit on a California highway ended violently after a vehicle rammed into the suspect, causing him to crash. The suspect was wanted in connection with the shooting of a San Bernardino County Sheriff’s deputy. Watch the footage below: #BREAKING: Watch as a high-speed police motorcycle pursuit takes a shocking turn when a car deliberately rams into the suspect’s bike. The suspect, who was armed was sent crashing in a dramatic end to the chase. pic.twitter.com/1GZftzmKsz — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) October 27, 2025 NBC4 Los Angeles shared details: The shooting was reported at about midday in the 12300 block of Hollyhock Drive. As deputies approached the residence, they were fired upon and one deputy was struck by gunfire, the department said. The man then left the property on a motorcycle and a pursuit ensued on the 210 Freeway. The motorcyclist struck the side of another vehicle near Campus Avenue and was thrown from the bike. Firefighter-paramedics appeared to be speaking with the man on the side of the freeway. A medical helicopter landed on the freeway to transport him to a hospital. Here’s a backup of the footage: BREAKING VIDEO: Police chase suspect on motorcycle airlifted to hospital after being struck by vehicle near Rancho Cucamonga, Calf. The suspect was wanted in connection with the shooting of a San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputy. pic.twitter.com/GOkBl8gRnD — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) October 27, 2025 “At about 12:37, deputies were dispatched to the 12300 block of Hollyhock, in RC for an armed Hispanic male threatening a female. At 12:42 p.m., deputies arrived and were immediately shot at by the suspect. One deputy was struck and was airlifted to a hospital,” the San Bernardino County Sheriff stated. “The suspect fled the location on a motorcycle and was pursued along the eastbound 210-freeway. At about 1:35 p.m., after a highspeed pursuit, the suspect crashed at Campus Avenue. He was taken into custody and transported to a hospital with injuries. We will provide another update at a later time,” it added. At about 12:37, deputies were dispatched to the 12300 block of Hollyhock, in RC for an armed Hispanic male threatening a female.  At 12:42 p.m., deputies arrived and were immediately shot at by the suspect.  One deputy was struck and was airlifted to a hospital. The suspect fled… pic.twitter.com/rzgWZD3LoF — San Bernardino County Sheriff (@sbcountysheriff) October 27, 2025 ABC7 Los Angeles noted: All eastbound lanes were shut down and a SigAlert was issued between Mountain and Campus avenues. AIR7 video showed traffic backed up for miles as the traffic was at a standstill during peak rush hour traffic at 3 p.m.. There is major police presence at the scene. Traffic was being diverted off of Mountain Avenue. The chase started in Rancho Cucamonga at around 1:20 p.m. It started on the same street where a but it is unclear whether both incidents are connected. The suspect appeared to pull out a gun and waving it as he was driving down the freeway at high speeds of 150 mph. At one point, a sedan clipped the motorcycle as it attempted to change lanes. That’s when the suspect was launched into the air and landed on the road. Officers quickly ran out of their patrol cars and rushed to handcuff him. The suspect was sitting up and conscious as authorities rendered aid. He was airlifted to an area hospital. Additional coverage below:

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced a ground delay at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on Monday. The ground delay is in place from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. “As Secretary Duffy has said, there have been increased staffing shortages across the system,” the FAA said in a statement, according to WFAA. “When that happens, the FAA slows traffic into some airports to ensure safe operations,” it added. FAA issues ground delay for DFW Airport due to staffing issues https://t.co/UORAVRxgcE — Dallas Morning News (@dallasnews) October 27, 2025 WFAA shared: Per the FAA, passengers can anticipate an average delay of 18 minutes. According to FlightAware data, there have been 413 delays and two cancellations at DFW as of 5:45 p.m. DFW is not the only airport being impacted by staffing issues. FAA data shows that Austin-Bergstrom International is on a ground stop due to personnel constraints. “America’s air traffic controllers will receive their first ZERO-DOLLAR paycheck tomorrow,” the USDOT Rapid Response X account stated. “Democrats must open up our government!” it added. America’s air traffic controllers will receive their first ZERO-DOLLAR paycheck tomorrow. Democrats must open up our government! pic.twitter.com/NnSU3skWM4 — USDOT Rapid Response (@USDOTRapid) October 27, 2025 “Air traffic controllers will stop getting paid starting TOMORROW. This is not ok! I just visited several of them at @goingplacesCLE and they are worried about paying their mortgage. @SenSchumer and @RepJeffries you’ve got to do better!” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said. Air traffic controllers will stop getting paid starting TOMORROW. This is not ok! I just visited several of them at @goingplacesCLE and they are worried about paying their mortgage.@SenSchumer and @RepJeffries you’ve got to do better! pic.twitter.com/9czpNlu1Tk — Secretary Sean Duffy (@SecDuffy) October 27, 2025 More from The Dallas Morning News: As of 3 p.m., DFW, which is the central hub of American Airlines, had 301 delays and two cancellations, according to data from flight-tracking site FlightAware. The delay at DFW Airport mirrors similar delays other major U.S. airports have faced in the wake of the ongoing government shutdown, which hit its 27th day on Monday. The Associated Press reported earlier this month that the FAA slowed takeoffs to Dallas due to staffing shortages and faced staffing shortages at an air traffic control center in Dallas-Fort Worth. Dallas Love Field, the headquarters of Southwest Airlines, did not appear to have impacted operations Monday afternoon.