Authorities arrest two suspects after a vehicle breaches the gate at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in California, according to multiple reports. The incident occurs during or in connection with a police pursuit and ends with the suspects being taken into custody. Authorities state the crashed vehicle carries about 110 to 112 pounds of drugs, including cocaine and fentanyl. One outlet reports that the breach leads to a temporary shelter-in-place order while personnel secure the installation. Another account describes a sustained security response, including a multi-hour manhunt across the base, after the gate incident. Following the arrests, the suspects are expected to face federal charges related to the drug seizure. The reports also say the underlying event triggers immediate base security actions, including efforts to locate the suspects and secure the area, before the arrests are confirmed. The exact sequence of the pursuit, breach, and arrests is described slightly differently across outlets, but all accounts are consistent that a gate crash was followed by drug-related federal charges after the suspects were detained.