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Vacaville www.truereligionofficialoutlet.com/ police arrested four San Francisco residents on Tuesday after investigators say they were spotted stealing clothing from stores in the Vacaville Premium Outlets, then leading officers on Cheap True Religion True Religion Sale Jeans a high-speed pursuit across three counties.

According to police, shortly after 12:30 p.m. officers were notified that four suspects were stealing merchandise from the Puma and True Religion outlets. The suspects were seen entering a Silver Cadillac CTS convertible. Officers arriving on scene spotted the car entering northbound Interstate 505 at Orange Drive. As officers attempted to stop the vehicle, however, the driver -- later identified by police as Tonette McClain, 25 -- fled northbound on I505 as others inside the car True Religion Jackets Outlet started throwing shirts, sweaters True Religion Jeans Outlet and purses out the windows and onto the roadway. One purse struck one of the officers' windows, police said.

The chase continued through Yolo County and into Colusa County where the California Highway Patrol placed a spike strip on the highway two miles north of Arbukle, finally stopping the fleeing suspects some 47 miles north of Vacaville. McClain as well as Sonja Reid, 25, Jatyra Chandler, 25, and Dennis Windham, 19, all of San Francisco, were arrested and transported back to the outlet stores to be identified by store employees.

All four suspects were booked into Solano True Religion Outlet County Jail on suspicion of burglary, and conspiracy. Reid was also booked on suspicion of a parole violation, and McClain with felony