Update: Burbank high-speed pursuit suspect identified as Las Vegas woman

California Highway Patrol officials have identified an unlicensed Las Vegas woman who allegedly led police on a high-speed pursuit, crashing into 15 cars before stopping in Burbank on Saturday morning.

Tirza Saravia-Reyes, 35, was arrested Saturday, California Highway Patrol Officer Ed Jacobs said.

When a California Highway Patrol officer tried to pull over the 35-year-old for driving recklessly southbound on Highway 170 near Victory Boulevard around 10 a.m., the woman allegedly sped off, exiting at Burbank Boulevard, said California Highway Patrol Officer Christian Cracraft.

The chase continued as the woman traveled eastbound on Burbank Boulevard in a red Dodge pickup truck, first crashing into one moving car and then four more as she sped near Hollywood Way, Cracraft said. She then lost control of the truck and smashed into 10 parked vehicles between North Lima and North Avon streets.

Saravia-Reyes apparently crashed into parked vehicles and then fled on foot. She was subsequently caught by authorities and arrested, Jacobs said.

She was transported to Providence St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Burbank to check for injuries, Cracraft said. She was then sent to jail in Van Nuys for evading police, hit-and-run offenses and reckless driving. Her bail was set at $75,000.

-- Brittany Levine, brittany.levine@latimes.com

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