LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Authorities have arrested two burglary suspects who led them on a long, bizarre chase in a top-down convertible through rainy Southern California that ended with the men stopping to exchange high-fives with onlookers and take selfies before being handcuffed.

WATCH: #Chase suspects do "donuts" on Hollywood Blvd during wild police chase -- #LIVE https://t.co/u5lTveArpyhttps://t.co/f8WIj2uUkn

— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) April 7, 2016

   The hour-long escapade Thursday afternoon stretched from Cerritos onto freeways and through Hollywood and other parts of Los Angeles before winding up in a South LA neighborhood.

#CHASE Suspect almost blocked by TMZ tour bus before he threw something at bus, drove around https://t.co/u5lTveiQy0 pic.twitter.com/kF2z8YtR7F

— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) April 7, 2016

   During the chase, the driver of the blue Mustang did "donuts" on the street while the passenger waved to nearby motorists and occasionally stood up as the car cruised through jammed traffic.

 

   At the end, the driver sat on the car's hood, and both men exchanged hugs and chatted with more than a dozen onlookers for several minutes before surrendering to arriving sheriff's deputies.

Car chase suspect stops to shake hands with friends in South LA. Cops not moving in here. Watch @ABC7 LIVE report pic.twitter.com/rRQV9rRwMj

— Brandi Hitt (@brandihitt) April 7, 2016