Seized… the 19-year-old driver’s black Nissan.

POLICE chased a black Nissan Skyline at speeds in extra of 150km/h on the Tuggeranong Parkway after the automotive’s registration was discovered to have expired.

The automotive was detected throughout pace checking at a college zone in Waramanga, on Thursday morning (October 27).  

The driving force took off, however to the danger to public security, police deserted the pursuit.

The subsequent day (Friday, 28 October 2022) police attended an deal with linked to the automobile and spoke to

The 19-year-old driver was situated at an deal with linked to his automobile. Police suspended his licence for 90 days and the automotive was seized.

He has been charged with:

  • failing to cease for police; 
  • aggravated livid and reckless driving; 
  • use of an unregistered automobile; 
  • use of an uninsured automobile; 
  • not displaying P-plates; 
  • not notifying RTA of change to automobile garaging deal with; and 
  • not notifying RTA to alter of driver licence deal with.
Unlicensed… the Aranda ute and trailer.

In the meantime, police on patrol in Aranda yesterday (October 29) located a utility and trailer that had been each unregistered.  The 27-year-old driver was additionally discovered to have an expired licence.

He was issued seven infringements together with unlicensed driving, two counts of use an unregistered automobile, use uninsured automobile, not notifying the RTA of adjustments of deal with and drive with an unsecured load.

 

 

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