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Subscriber only THE overnight pursuit of a stolen car came to a dramatic end when it smashed into several police vehicles before stopping. Three people were arrested and three police cars damaged after the allegedly stolen car was spotted driving in Ipswich. Police tracked the white Subaru Liberty from Ipswich to the Gold Coast before laying stingers on Musgrave Ave, Coolangatta at 9.50pm. After noticing the car travelling westbound on the Logan Motorway, Carole Park, police tracked it as it drove through Tivoli, along Francis St and Mt Crosby Rd before travelling east on the Warrego Hwy. After passing over police stingers, the car s tyres began to deflate but allegedly continued to drive for another 10 minutes.
âOutrageousâ: Fireworks, bottles hurled at police, damage cars at gathering of 1000 âhoonsâ
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Several police cars were damaged after projectiles, including fireworks and glass bottles, were hurled at officers when they responded to a roving gathering of 600 cars and 1000 people on the Gold Coast overnight.
A bystander who filmed the gathering at one of the sites was attacked, and one of the cars involved later crashed, leaving its teenage driver in hospital with serious injuries.
A police car damaged when a âhooning incidentâ on the Gold Coast turned violent on Saturday night.
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Gold Coast police disappointed with behaviour of motorists at large scale gathering
Police were disappointed by the dangerous behaviour of some motorists who attended large scale gatherings on the northern end of the Gold Coast overnight which saw projectiles thrown at police, including fireworks.
A/Chief Superintendent Geoff Sheldon, District Officer said police investigations are on-going with officers reviewing CCTV, police body worn and dashcam footage, as well as Polair vision to identify the vehicles of those involved and locate the offenders.
“This behaviour is outrageous, clearly dangerous and will not be tolerated on our streets and in our suburbs. We are determined to locate as many vehicles and people involved in these overnight disturbances and dangerous driving incidents and they can expect to feel the full force of the law.”
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