Douglas Ebsworth, Jason Blair, Tyreece Brook charged over alleged police pursuit in stolen car

Four teenagers have been arrested after police were led on a series of pursuits across western Sydney.

Four teenagers have been remanded in custody after allegedly leading police on two pursuits through western Sydney and The Hills in a stolen car on Wednesday night.

Douglas Ebsworth, 19, Jason Blair and Tyreece Brook, both aged 18, and a 15-year-old boy were arrested and charged after Raptor Squad police tried to stop an Audi SQ7 allegedly travelling over the speed limit at Luxford Rd, Hassall Grove.

Police will allege in court the Audi – reportedly stolen from a home in Balgowlah Heights on Tuesday – failed to stop and a police chase was initiated.

The pursuit took place along the M7 before being terminated due to safety concerns. The men have not been charged with stealing the car.

One of the teenagers being arrested. Picture: NSW Police

One of the teenagers allegedly tried to flee on an unregistered trail bike. Picture: NSW Police

A short time later, police allege the Audi was travelling on the M2 at Baulkham Hills allegedly travelling at 153km/h in a signposted 100km/h zone.

“A second pursuit was initiated travelling through Pennant Hills before the Audi collided with a semi-trailer at the intersection of Pennant Hills Road and the M2,” the spokeswoman said.

“The Audi continued along the M2 where the pursuit was terminated and PolAir monitored the vehicle before it was seen to stop on Sedgman Crescent, Shalvey.”

“The Audi continued along the M2 where the pursuit was terminated and PolAir monitored the vehicle before it was seen to stop on Sedgman Crescent, Shalvey.”

Police allege PolAir officers followed the passengers, who fled into a nearby home, while the driver was seen leaving the scene on an unregistered trail-bike.

The four teenagers will face court on Thursday. Picture: NSW Police

“The passengers – two aged 18 and a 15-year-old – were arrested while the motorcycle travelled along Sedgman Crescent before crashing into a fence at the intersection of Emerson St,” the spokeswoman said.

“The rider, aged 19, fled and was arrested in the backyard of a nearby home.”

The four teenagers were taken to Blacktown police station where the 19-year-old was charged eight offences including police pursuit, take and drive conveyance without consent and drug possession.

The three others were charged with be carried in conveyance taken without consent of owner and breach of bail.

On Thursday afternoon, 18-year-old Jason Blair appeared at Blacktown local court, dressed in a provided jumpsuit, smiling at corrective officers and the gallery as a series of charges were read out to the court.

The court heard heard Blair is also facing charges of aggravated break and enter and steal motor vehicle, before he had his bail revoked to appear alongside Aboriginal Legal Services on August 26.

Court papers revealed Blair was charged over the alleged break and enter of a Marayong home on June 1, which resulted in the theft of a Mercedes SUV, a black Louis Vitton handbag, a brown Prada bag, a black Gucci bag, as well as a silver COACH hangbag.

Blair was also charged with disguising himself to carry out an indictable offence.

The teens were all refused police bail with the three older males to appear at Blacktown Local Court on Thursday. The 15-year-old will appear at Parramatta Children’s Court, also on Thursday.