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In addition to that article..... this was a little snippet on news.com.au

A MAN was arrested after he crashed a stolen car into a fence at Ingle Farm last night.

Police spotted the stolen Nissan Skyline on Diranta Drive just after 9pm and gave chase when the driver failed to pull over.

The man crashed the car into a fence near Jakara Ave and fled on foot but was arrested soon after.

Hope it wasnt anyones line from here.

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any good cars in teh sing

i agree on corpral punishment should never of been abolished

i copped a few good beatings it sort of turn out ok in the end :( didnt i ... cmon didnt I

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lol had to be from the northern suburbs

Edited by Madaz
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This is crazy, capsicum spray??? FFS what do police carry guns for, if not to use them in cases like this, he should have been shot!

Coz then all the stinking, unwashed, hairy, peace-loving (at all costs), tree-hugging, alfalfa-munching, do-gooding, greeny anti-Police rodents will crawl out from under their organic-moss covered rocks complaining about excessive force and the tragedy of the innocent life stolen by jack-booted overzealous perpetrators of state-sponsored violence...

End of rant.

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Coz then all the stinking, unwashed, hairy, peace-loving (at all costs), tree-hugging, alfalfa-munching, do-gooding, greeny anti-Police rodents will crawl out from under their organic-moss covered rocks complaining about excessive force and the tragedy of the innocent life stolen by jack-booted overzealous perpetrators of state-sponsored violence...

End of rant.

hahahah alfalfa munching, gold!

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