On June 6, 2020 at approximately 1517 hours the California Highway Patrol (CHP), Crescent City Area was advised that the National Park Service (NPS) was in a pursuit of a tan Buick Century. The pursuit was heading northbound on US-101 at Mile Post Marker (MPM) 101 HUM 131.7, in Humboldt County.
At the Del Norte County line, NPS requested CHP take over the pursuit. CHP units got in position and deployed a spike strip, successfully deflating all tires. The suspect vehicle continued traveling north for approximately one mile before coming to a stop on US-101 at MPM, 101 DN 16.00, blocking the northbound traffic lanes.
As CHP units initiated felony stop procedures, the driver, and sole occupant of the vehicle displayed a firearm, and would not relinquish the weapon to law enforcement personnel. The suspect remained in the vehicle pointing the gun at himself and threatening his life. The subject refused to comply with the directions of the officers for approximately 11 hours.
With the assistance of the Del Norte County Sheriff, Erik Apperson, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Fish and Wildlife, National Parks Service, State Parks, Yurok Tribal Police, and the California Department of Transportation, the subject ultimately surrendered and was taken into custody.
US-101 was closed due to public safety while negotiatio
ns were made with the subject.
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