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Posted: 12/19/2002 2:41:24 PM EDT
December 19, 2002

IMPERIAL BEACH – An elementary school-age boy who somehow got the keys to a car today led police on a brief South Bay road chase that ended with a non-injury crash, authorities said.

The pursuit began in the 1100 block of 15th Street in Imperial Beach about 10:45 a.m., sheriff's Lt. Doug Clements said.

The boy sped off to the north and west, into nearby San Diego, before doubling back to the east and losing control of the car on Coronado Avenue about four minutes later.

"The skid marks start in (San Diego), but the crash was actually with a street sign about 20 feet into Imperial Beach," the lieutenant said.

It was not immediately clear how the child, who appeared to be about 8 years old, got access to an automobile, though Clements speculated that it probably was a family car.

"My understanding is that he said something about how his dad was going to be mad at him," the lieutenant said.

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"My understanding is that he said something about how his dad was going to be mad at him," the lieutenant said.
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