Three teens arrested after police tail smashed-up BMW from Thornbury to Melbourne
Three teenagers has been arrested after allegedly trying to flee from a stolen and damaged luxury car in a busy street in Melbourne’s CBD.
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Three teenagers have been arrested after allegedly fleeing a BMW with one of its doors ripped off in the city.
Police followed the car from Thornbury and through the CBD on Wednesday morning until it stopped in Elizabeth St.
Three teenagers allegedly tried to flee but were arrested at the scene.
A 14-year-old boy and two 15-year old girls area were allegedly in the BMW.
It had been stolen at 5am on Wednesday from a home in Gooch St, Thornbury.
As well as the missing door, the BMW has what appeared to be collision damage to its side.
The teens remain in custody.
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