Hours long police pursuit locates stolen Miles car
A CAR stolen from Miles this morning was located 130km from where it was taken. DETAILS:
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A MITSUBISHI Triton was stolen from a Miles address at 10.30am this morning, and just two hours later police located the Ute 130km away at MacAlister.
The 2010 grey dual cab Ute had also been towing a stolen quad bike, which was also located, at an address on Dalby Kogan Rd.
A Queensland Police spokesman said officers located the stolen vehicles and a man at 12.40pm on Saturday, November 28.
"The male is assisting police with their inquiries," he said.
At 1.10pm a Queensland Ambulance spokeswoman said they were called to Drayton St in Dalby, to treat a patient with minor injuries - but could not confirm it was the Dalby Police Station.
The spokeswoman said a patient suffering from minor injuries was transported to Dalby Hospital in a stable condition.
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