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Five Teenagers Caught After Police Chase on E6 in Råde

Car Chase on E6 Five teenagers under 18 were caught by police after a car chase on the E6 in Råde on Saturday night, VG reported. The pursuit began at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday when police noticed a…

Five Teenagers Caught After Police Chase on E6 in Råde

Car Chase on E6

Five teenagers under 18 were caught by police after a car chase on the E6 in Råde on Saturday night, VG reported.

The pursuit began at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday when police noticed a vehicle’s speed and driving behavior. The 17-year-old driver refused to stop for a police checkpoint.

“As the car did not stop, the police followed. The pursuit took place on the E6,” said operations leader Melissa Krag of the Øst Police District.

Half-Hour Pursuit

Multiple police patrols, dogs, and a police helicopter joined the half-hour operation. The vehicle eventually stopped voluntarily at Karlshus in Råde at 8:00 p.m.

All five occupants abandoned the car and ran from the scene. Officers quickly apprehended every suspect in the area.

“Everyone in the car is under 18 years old. Child welfare services and parents have been notified,” Krag told VG.

Police reported no suspicion that the driver was under the influence of alcohol or drugs during the incident.

Vehicle Pursuit Details

  • Date and Time: Saturday, Nov. 14, starting at 7:30 p.m.
  • Location: Follow the E6 to Karlshus in Råde.
  • Suspects: Five individuals under 18, including a 17-year-old driver.
  • Resources Used: Multiple patrols, dogs, and a police helicopter.

Why did the vehicle flee and were injuries reported?

Why did the vehicle flee from police?

Police noticed erratic driving behavior and excessive speed in Follo before attempting the initial traffic stop.

Were any injuries reported during the operation?

Police made no mention of any injuries sustained by the suspects or officers during the half-hour pursuit and subsequent arrests.

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