Three teenage girls charged after cross-border pursuit
Three teenage girls were arrested after a stolen sedan they were in led police on a pursuit across NSW and Victoria.
Police spotted a white sedan driving dangerously on Albury streets at 12:30am on Thursday. The occupants allegedly threw objects at a marked police vehicle.
Road spikes were deployed in NSW and Victoria as the car crossed the border. When the driver failed to stop, a pursuit began through Albury's CBD.
The sedan stopped at the intersection of David and Swift Street, where three girls were arrested: one aged 14 and two aged 15. The vehicle had been stolen from a business on Spencer Street, Albury, on Tuesday, 29 September.
- 14, 15, 15
- Ages arrested
- Spencer Street, Albury
- Location stolen from
- 12:30am Thursday
- Time spotted
- David and Swift Street
- Pursuit stopped at
Why it mattersShows the dangers of high-speed pursuits and the risks young drivers face when fleeing police.
AustraliaA local policing incident in the Albury-Wodonga region.
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