A hot pursuit through the streets of San Francisco, caught on the cameras of a coffee-shop owner's Tesla as he chased a suspected car thief.
"I just wanted to get her car back right away," said Rich Lee, owner of SPROLee found himself chasing a woman who hopped into his co-worker's Honda CR-V.It all began at about 6:30 a.m. Monday.
"In my mind, I was thinking like, 'That can't be my car, this can't be happening right now,' " Rabino said. "She started driving erratically," Lee said. "She ended up doing a lot of U-turns, and I had to take the same U-turns and obviously that made her drive even faster."Lee had already called 911. Dispatchers warned him that it might not be safe for him to follow, but he said he was OK.
They passed the Caltrain yard and ended up on King Street, running a red light right in front of Oracle Park. Rich Lee said he didn’t just call 911 after a woman jumped into and stole his co-worker’s SUV - he chased her in his Tesla.
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