In a high-speed chase that spanned multiple East Bay cities, a stolen vehicle was pursued and ultimately apprehended due to the coordinated efforts of various law enforcement agencies and aerial assistance. According to the CHP - Golden Gate Division Air Operations, the incident occurred on June 11, when a vehicle reported stolen from Antioch fled from CHP officers attempting to make a stop.

The California Highway Patrol's helicopter H-30 played a crucial role in the chase, allowing ground units to maintain a safe distance while still keeping the suspect in sight. Despite no marked units being directly behind the suspect for the majority of the incident, the suspect continued to drive in a highly reckless manner, even reaching speeds over 130 mph and, at times, driving in the wrong direction. The aerial team's tracking capability proved vital to the operation's safety and success.

The pursuit came to a close in Oakland when the suspect, evading the authorities on foot, was captured with assistance from the Oakland Police Department, the CHP's Oakland division, and the Contra Costa County Sheriff's helicopter STARR 3. The collaboration among the different agencies allowed for an efficient arrest without further incident or harm to the public. The successful end to the chase underscored the advantages of air support in modern law enforcement practices, especially in densely populated areas.

Following the apprehension, the involved agencies took to social media to detail the pursuit and its resolution. The CHP - Golden Gate Division Air Operations underscored the effectiveness of their airborne units, stating, "Because air support was overhead, units were able to back off and trail at a safe speed". This incident serves as another example of how aerial resources can significantly aid in the management of high-speed pursuits, mitigating potential dangers for both officers and the public alike.