A teen wearing a south east Queensland private school uniform has posted videos on social media of top speed joy rides.
A teen wearing a South East Queensland private school uniform has posted videos on social media of his high speed joy rides, as he boasts about being chased by Polair and displays his bail notices as trophies.
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A teen wearing a South East Queensland private school uniform has posted videos on social media of his high speed joy rides, as he boasts about being chased by Polair and displays his bail notices as trophies.
The teen documented the joy rides along some of the state’s busiest roads in broad daylight, with one video shows the car reaching speeds of 198km/h along what looks like to be a major motorway.
One post was captioned “mad night Polair and sniffer dogs”, and another shows several bail notices spread out.
In another video, a passenger in a vehicle films a driver clocking speeds of 140km/h, before driving in the emergency lane, passing several other cars and cutting back into the right lane and across traffic.
A series of photos also shows a young teen posing in flashing luxury sneakers, with designer bags and handling wads of cash, while other pictures shows teenagers in what appear to be school uniforms – including one well-known private school uniform.
The Instagram page features several videos of teens driving dangerously in luxury cars and also a video of a teen brandishing a knife.
The images and videos come in the wake of previous stories by The Sunday Mail which reportedly show young gangs posting videos about their flashy lifestyles – boasting brands such as Ralph Lauren, Louis Vuitton and driving Mercedes-Benz cars.
In another account, viewed by the publication, several new videos have been posted to TikTok and Instagram pages showing groups of masked youth riding in luxury cars.
The group posted a video of one masked person in a Mercedes Benz driving at around 200km/h through a Brisbane tunnel.
Another video posted a day ago had one person that could be heard saying “boys maccas feed in the Porsche”.
“That northside gangs**t,” he said.
He then opens the passenger side of the car and says “we got that Louie bag cuz and got them PS4s”.
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