Four arrested after 4WD crashes into 30 cars in Sydney
A 17-year-old boy, one of two teens shot near a city school after a brawl, is fighting for life. Photo: AAP
Four people, including a 12-year-old boy, have been arrested after a four-wheel drive reported stolen in Queensland crashed into dozens of cars in inner-city Sydney.
The Toyota LandCruiser was spotted late on Thursday driving dangerously in Surry Hills before officers tried to pull it over.
The 4WD took off, triggering a short chase before it crashed into about 30 vehicles near an intersection.
Police said its four occupants ran from the scene before getting into an Uber rideshare car.
Later on Friday, officers arrested four people in the western Sydney suburb of Bossley Park, about 30 kilometres away from where the crash happened.
The others arrested were a 22-year-old man, a 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl.
A spokesperson for Queensland police told The Guardian that the vehicle was reported missing from Palmview, on the Sunshine Coast, at 11pm on Wednesday.
Palmview is more than 1000 kilometres away from Surry Hills – a distance that is normally a drive of about 10 hours.
No charges have been laid.
– with AAP
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