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Man arrested after SUV explodes while trying to evade police in Bonnyrigg

A man has been arrested after a high-speed police chase through Sydney's west ended with his SUV bursting into flames on a busy road. Police allege the Nissan X-Trail had stolen number plates when officers tried to stop it in Cartwright on Friday morning. The pursuit was called off shortly after. The car later crashed into a Volkswagen sedan in Bonnyrigg Heights and caught fire. The occupants of the Volkswagen were not hurt. Police say three people fled the scene before the blaze. Fire and Rescue NSW crews put out the fire.

Man arrested after SUV explodes while trying to evade police in Bonnyrigg
Northern Star Weekly· This weekCrime

Teens arrested in Broadmeadows

Police have arrested three teenagers after a long pursuit that ended in Broadmeadows this morning. Officers were alerted after the trio, aged 17, 16 and 14, were seen discussing setting a vehicle on fire shortly before 12.50am in Greenvale. A Subaru believed to be stolen was later seen on Mickleham Road with cloned plates, speeding through traffic. Police followed it with help from the Air Wing to Joseph Street, where the three got out and tried to run. Two were arrested in Kitchener Street and the third on Camp Road shortly after. The three will be interviewed.

Teens arrested in Broadmeadows
PerthNow Local· A while agoBusiness

Ford F-150 recalled for fire risk

Ford Australia is recalling 3745 F-150 pickups produced between 2023 and 2026 because a fuel tank strap may not be secured properly. The company says the strap could detach while driving, causing fuel to leak and, if an external ignition source is present, a vehicle fire. Owners must book a free inspection and repair with an authorised Ford dealer. The recall follows several earlier F-150 recalls and stop-sales since the model launched in Australia in 2023.

Ford F-150 recalled for fire risk

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