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Parolee Crashes Stolen Vehicle During High‑Speed Pursuit in Victorville, Injuring Couple

VICTORVILLE, Calif. (VVNG.com) — A Victorville man was arrested after leading police on a high-speed pursuit in a stolen vehicle that ended in a crash, leaving two innocent victims hospitalized with serious injuries.

On Saturday, November 29, 2025, at approximately 8:10 a.m., deputies from the Victorville Police Station responded to a report of a stolen 2025 Nissan Sentra from the 15000 block of Palmdale Road.

According to a written statement from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, the vehicle was reported stolen during the early morning hours.

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At around 11:21 a.m., deputies located the stolen vehicle near the intersection of Seventh Street and La Paz Drive. The driver, identified as 25-year-old Adam Rodriguez, immediately fled at a high rate of speed.

After a pursuit of approximately three miles, Rodriguez crashed into another vehicle at the intersection of Palmdale Road and El Evado Road. He was detained at the scene without further incident.

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The victims, identified in a GoFundMe campaign as Keith and Allyssa, were struck on the driver’s side of their vehicle while entering the intersection to get gas. According to the campaign, the suspect was traveling at 95 mph and ran a red light before hitting them, knocking both unconscious.

“We woke up to the paramedics pulling us from the car and were transported to St. Mary’s hospital in Apple Valley,” wrote Keith Tyner, who launched the fundraiser titled “Help Keith and Allyssa recover from their accident”.

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Allyssa suffered a brain bleed, ruptured spleen, fractured pelvis, and multiple fractured vertebrae. She was later airlifted to Loma Linda Hospital for emergency surgery.

Keith sustained a concussion, five broken ribs, six fractured vertebrae, and a fractured pelvis. He was discharged the same day but later re-admitted to Corona Regional due to complications.

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Rodriguez was found to be under the influence of narcotics at the time of the crash. He is currently on parole for carjacking under Penal Code 215(a). The Victorville Police Department’s Major Accident Investigation Team responded and took over the investigation.

Rodriguez was arrested on several felony charges, including:

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  • Possession of a stolen vehicle [PC 496d(a)]
  • Felony evading [VC 2800.2(a)]
  • Felony evading causing injury [VC 2800.3(a)]
  • Evading on the wrong side of the roadway [VC 2800.4]
  • DUI of narcotics causing injury [VC 23153(f)]
  • Parole violation [PC 3056]

He is being held without bail at the High Desert Detention Center.

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The GoFundMe campaign seeks support to help the couple recover. “I will not be able to work for quite some time and we will both need care at home while we recover,” Keith stated. “Anything helps and we appreciate anything you can to help us make our situation a little easier.”

Anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact Deputy S. LaRocco, Deputy J. Tomasello, or Deputy C. Stanley at the Victorville Police Station at (760) 241-2911. Anonymous tips can be submitted through the We-Tip Hotline at 1-800-78-CRIME or at www.wetip.com.

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