DANGEROUS car chase, Town to Onerahi and back along Riverside Twice!
DANGEROUS car chase Town to Onerahi and back along Riverside Twice!
I am glad no guests or staff or neighbours were going in or out my driveway ( just after the bad bend in Riverside) when I hear the roaring of chased car and about 3 police cars
I was waiting to hear a crash, as they were all doing probably 150 +
strange thing is the police didn't catch the offender , at least not between town end of riverside, all the way to Onerahi and abt five mintues later
the whole lot of roaring cars again over 150 mph lots of cars came back from Onerahi !! right along Riverside and into town again
totally mad , and amazing that no car / person was demolished in the more than 15 minute chase in town
all the way to lake Ohia , where ever that is
this SERIOUSLY put the public at danger !!, not to mention waking people up . is it worth the danger, rather than just getting a block somewhere at the various exits from town?
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