Lockdown for vehicle crash lifted at San Antonio air base

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — San Antonio’s Randolph Air Force Base has returned to normal operations after officials say they’ve been unable to find the driver of a stolen vehicle that crashed through a fence at the base.
The base went on lockdown Saturday evening after Guadalupe County authorities say the stolen vehicle they were chasing tore through a base fence. Two men inside the vehicle were detained but the driver fled on foot. The vehicle was stolen from Harris County, about 200 m