Moment LA armed robbery suspect live-streams himself being chased by cops with baby in car on Instagram

Shocking video footage shows an armed robbery suspect livestreaming himself on Instagram during a high-speed police chase with his girlfriend and baby in the car. 

The suspect, who has not been identified, filmed himself frantically trying to evade police because he doesn't 'want to go back to jail,' the clip obtained by KTLA shows.

'This is [the] sheriffs, they're going to kill me,' he tells his girlfriend, who refers to him by Deon, while driving the car up to 80mph. 'Bro, they're going to smoke me.' 

'Just let us out [of] the car, bro,' the unidentified woman cries. 'Bro, just pull over and put your hands up. Bro, my baby is in the car, Deon, just let us out, just let us out!

'You're not thinking about our baby, bro, you're going to get our baby killed!'  

The suspect, who is on parole, can be seen nervously looking around the road as she's begging for him to pull over, before telling her: 'I don't want to go back to jail, I don't.' 

The suspect, who has not been identified, filmed himself frantically trying to evade police because he doesn't 'want to go back to jail.' 'This is [the] sheriffs, they're going to kill me,' he tells his girlfriend

The child was passed over to a female deputy, who cared for her. The child was uninjured

He eventually pulled onto a dead-end road on Shedd Terrace and Wrightcrest Drive in Blair Hills neighborhood of Culver City.

Around an hour later, and deputy cars surrounded him and his family. 

He was seen with his hands up through the window before wiping tears from his face.  

The father then showed police his child during a brief standoff before the couple got out of the car with the mother holding the baby. The small family then embraced and the dad kissed his child on the head before falling to his knees and turning himself over to police. 

Both mother and father were arrested after their daughter was turned over to a deputy, who cradled and fed the baby. 

'I saw she was just crying, so I just wanted to soothe her and make sure she was okay,' Deputy Adriana Martinez told KTLA. 'It was just motherly instinct. I was glad I was there, and I was able to take care of her.' 

He eventually pulled onto a dead-end road, where the family was seen embracing after a standoff 

The suspect is believed to have been involved in a series of armed robberies in Beverly Hills with two other people

The child was injured, according to KTLA. 

The suspect is believed to have been involved in a series of armed robberies in Beverly Hills with two other people, according to KTLA. 

Two of the suspects were taken into custody quickly, but the father managed to escape before being spotted driving the car in Hawthorne, where the city's police department began the chase before the LA County Sheriff's Department took over. 

During the chase, the suspect allegedly came close to almost hitting a Metro bus, ran red lights and stop signs, weaved heavily through traffic, and drove on the wrong side of the road. 

DailyMail.com has contacted the LAPD for comment.