Teens charged after allegedly stealing luxury convertible and livestreaming joy ride

Four teens have been charged after they allegedly stole a woman’s luxury convertible and livestreamed themselves on social media while joy-riding it across southeast Queensland. SEE THE VIDEO

FOUR children have been charged after a luxury car was allegedly stolen on the Gold Coast and the group filmed themselves driving the vehicle across southeast Queensland.

The black convertible Audi A3 was allegedly stolen from Palm Beach about 1.30am on Saturday morning.

The owner, Alice Savill, reported it stolen and posted a series of videos online allegedly showing the group live streaming their crime to social media.

A screen shot of a video posted to social media.

The car’s was located in Woodridge.

In a video posted to social media, a teenage boy was spotted behind the wheel, wearing gloves, while a teenage girl filmed from the passenger seat while smoking a cigarette.

A second teenage girl appears in the back seat, also smoking.

In a second video, posted to a southside gang Instagram account – Southside earns – a young female is seen behind the wheel of a black convertible, with the registration plates in view, with two more females and a male in the car with her.

The black convertible Audi A3 was allegedly stolen from Palm Beach about 1.30am on Saturday morning.

Ms Savill said she worked three jobs and urgently needed the car to be found.

The vehicle was located at Woodridge on Sunday.

As a result, three girls – two aged 13 and one aged 12 – were charged with unlawful use of a motor vehicle, among other charges.

A 15-year-old boy was also charged with three counts of unlawful use of a motor vehicle.

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