A teenager was taken into custody after getting caught in a fence during a chaotic pursuit by law enforcement.

In Melbourne, a 19-year-old young man found himself in a bit of a pickle after allegedly stealing two cars. The whole ordeal was caught on camera by the police airwing. According to authorities, the man was driving a stolen Holden Commodore in Frankston, a suburb in south-east Melbourne, when police attempted to pull him over at 1:15am this morning.

But instead of cooperating, the man decided to make a run for it. He hit the gas and took off, leading officers on a wild chase through several Melbourne suburbs. The police quickly called for backup, including helicopters, to assist in the pursuit. The stolen car, which had South Australian number plates, was reportedly going as fast as 200km/h.

At one point during the chase, a passenger jumped out of the car in Mulgrave and the driver, not one to give up easily, then abandoned the Holden in an industrial estate and hopped into another stolen vehicle, a Land Rover. The police tried to stop him by using stop sticks, but the determined driver kept going even after one of his tires was shredded.

Eventually, the chase came to a dramatic end when the man crashed the Land Rover into a fence at Westall railway station in Clayton South. The police airwing footage captured the man's desperate attempt to escape by climbing over a fence into the train station. However, his escape was short-lived as he got stuck in the fence and officers quickly caught up with him.

The Victoria Police released footage of the man's unfortunate fence incident before he was removed and arrested at the scene. He is expected to face seven charges, including dangerous driving while being pursued by police and theft of two cars. The police are also planning to request that the driver be kept in custody.

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