Noosa Heads crash: Three men assisting police after ute rolls
The dog squad was deployed to track down two men who allegedly fled the scene of a crash in Noosa Heads, leaving one of their mates behind when the cops arrived. PHOTOS
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Three people are assisting police after two of them allegedly fled the scene of a car crash in Noosa Heads, leaving a mate behind to deal with authorities.
Police and paramedics rushed to the car rollover at Grant St near Sunshine Beach Rd about 8.50pm Sunday to find two of the occupants had fled on foot.
A Queensland Police spokesman said the dog squad was deployed to track down the men after they allegedly “did a runner” and were taken into custody a short time later.
The spokesman said the men were helping police with their inquiries with the vehicle not classified as a stolen vehicle.
Paramedics treated one of the men at the scene who was taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital in a stable condition with minor injuries.
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Originally published as Noosa Heads crash: Three men assisting police after ute rolls
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