A teenage boy has been charged after an alleged police pursuit in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales.
A teenage boy has been charged by NSW Police after travelling at speeds in excess of 180 kilometres an hour before hitting a tree in Goulburn .
Then, at about 11pm, police spotted the vehicle again on the Hume Highway allegedly travelling in excess of 180 kilometres an hour. Road spikes were deployed, but the vehicle continued before hitting a tree near the intersection of Auburn Street and Verner Street, where it stopped. Picture: Google MapsA 14-year-old girl was a passenger in the car and was taken to hospital for medical checks.
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