SAN DIEGO (AP) - Authorities have arrested a driver they say crashed his car in San Diego after street racing and leading authorities on a high-speed chase with his 6-month-old child in the back seat.
KGTV-TV (https://bit.ly/1SJeqxo ) says nobody was seriously hurt in Sunday night’s escapade.
Authorities say a Highway Patrol officer tried to pull over a Honda Civic that was racing another car on Interstate 15.
A 100-mph chase ensued that ended with the Civic leaving the freeway and smashing into a Toyota Corolla at an intersection.
Authorities say they found the baby in a flipped-over car seat. They also allegedly found alcohol and marijuana in the car.
The 26-year-old driver could face charges of child endangerment, street racing, evading authorities and driving with a suspended license.
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