Five men wanted in the armed robbery of a watch and clock repair shop in Old Town Pasadena who allegedly led police on a high-speed chase Friday across freeways and surface streets before they abandoned the Kia Soul they were in and fled on foot into an East Hollywood neighborhood remained in the Pasadena Jail today.

Isiah Nichols, 20, was held in lieu of $50,000 bail; Emmanuel McNeal, 20, was held without bail; Rashi Treadwell, 25, was held in lieu of $150,000 bail; Hanif Washington, 19, was held in lieu of $1 million; and Jack Austin, 20, was held in lieu of at least $50,000 bail, according to inmate records from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

Nichols, McNeal, Treadwell and Washington are Long Beach residents and Austin is a Los Angeles resident, Pasadena Police Lt. M. Tagioretti said. The gunpoint robbery occurred at 4:20 p.m. Friday at Shant’s Clock and Watch Repair at 8 E. Holly St.

The suspects sped along the 210, 134, 170 and 101 freeways, sometimes driving on the wrong sides of streets and narrowly missing other vehicles before pulling onto an off-ramp in East Hollywood about 5 p.m. and fleeing on foot in the area of Melrose Avenue and Kingsley Drive.

The suspects could be seen running through backyards, jumping fences and climbing onto roofs before disappearing from view under a carport as night fell. Police established a perimeter and brought in a K-9 unit and used air units to search for the suspects.

“Two dogs were deployed and there were two dog bites,” Pasadena Police Lt. Max Dahlstein told reporters at the scene. “There was an announcement by the helicopter. If a dog is going to be deployed, we let them know that a dog is going to be deployed. They had ample opportunity to come out from where they were. They made a decision to stay hidden.”

A watch commander reported at 9 p.m. that four people had been taken into custody and a fifth suspect was taken into custody at 11 p.m.