Police bust four people after a Ingle Farm gender reveal involving burnouts

Four people will face court after a gender reveal left a 200m burnout and sparked a police response. Watch it here.

Four people are due to front court after a gender reveal in the northern suburbs sparked a police response.

At 1.15pm on Sunday, police said a group of people gathered on Belalie Rd at Ingle Farm to watch a blue Holden Commodore conduct a burnout as part of a gender reveal celebration.

Upon arriving at the scene, officers noticed a 210m-long burnout mark along the road and tracked the vehicle to a nearby home.

SA Police have reported four people after a gender reveal in the northern suburbs. Pictures: SA Police

Police said a group of people gathered on Sunday to watch a Holden Commodore conduct a burnout as part of a gender reveal celebration. Pictures: SA Police

Four people have been reported and will face court after a gender reveal at Ingle Farm sparked a police response. Picture: 7NEWS

Following investigations, the Commodore was located in a garage, with police subsequently inspecting and defecting the vehicle.

Four people have been reported and will face court after a gender reveal at Ingle Farm sparked a police response. Picture: 7NEWS

Police said a group at the address failed to answer questions and three people – including a 20-year-old Blakeview man, a 20-year-old Ingle Farm man and a 38-year-old Glynde woman – were subsequently reported for the offence.

The driver of the car, a 22-year-old man from Gilles Plains, presented himself to police and was reported for misusing a motor vehicle.

The four will be summonsed to appear in court at a later date.

It is understood the gender was revealed to be a girl.

Originally published as Police bust four people after a Ingle Farm gender reveal involving burnouts