Car stolen in Queensland catches fire on side of road.

Two teens in Bundaberg, QLD drove a stolen car and it caught fire.

September 14th 2024.

Car stolen in Queensland catches fire on side of road.
In Queensland's Bundaberg region, a wild ride unfolded as two teenagers took a car that was reportedly stolen for a spin. It was quite a sight for resident Blake Sharpe, who was in a vehicle nearby and felt compelled to start filming the scene. As the Toyota Camry raced down the road, it suddenly turned a corner and landed on the other side of the road with a jolt. Sharpe described the intense moment, saying, "Their back two tyres popped and the car started to ride on its rims, sending sparks flying."

The teenage driver eventually pulled over and the two occupants quickly fled the car before it suddenly burst into flames. Sharpe recalled, "The driver was a girl and they looked to be around 15 years old." It was later revealed that the car had been stolen from a home in the Kepnock suburb just two nights prior. This incident adds to the staggering statistic of over 11,000 charges this year alone for unlawful use of a motor vehicle.

Opposition leader David Crisafulli expressed his concern, stating, "It doesn't matter how many times you see it, it hurts every time." Youth crime has become a major issue for voters in the upcoming state election, and the Queensland state government has vowed to address it. However, their efforts have been met with skepticism from the public. Premier Steven Miles defended their actions, saying, "Since we implemented our new community safety plan, we have seen a reduction in overall crime and youth crime."

But this statement was met with opposition from Crisafulli, who believes the government is not doing enough. He stated, "The only people who don't think there's a youth crime crisis is the state government." This issue has become so pressing that even a WhatsApp channel has been created to keep the public updated on the latest breaking news, celebrity gossip, and sports updates without any comments, algorithms, or privacy concerns. It's clear that the community is invested in finding a solution to youth crime and keeping their neighborhoods safe.

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