Car bearing alleged false plates evades police in Goodwood
A car bearing allegedly false plates has evaded police on a country road south of Bundaberg,
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A car bearing alleged false Queensland number plates evaded police on Wednesday in Goodwood, about 45km south of Bundaberg.
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Bundaberg police described the vehicle as a Black Nissan Navara Dual Cab bearing false Queensland plates 574 GI9.
The incident occurred at 1.45pm on Tuesday, March 7 on Woodgate Rd, Goodwood.
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A Bundaberg police spokesperson said the vehicle appeared to be speeding and failed to stop after police activated their lights and sirens.
The incident is under ongoing investigation by Bundaberg Police.
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