Woman hit by allegedly stolen car outside Flinders Street Station
A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after allegedly driving a stolen car through Melbourne's CBD, striking a pedestrian and multiple objects. The victim was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and police apprehended the suspect in Albert Park.
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This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding youth crime and public safety in major metropolitan centers.
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Share A A A A teenage boy has been arrested after allegedly driving a stolen car through Melbourne’s city centre on Sunday morning and hitting a pedestrian outside Flinders Street Station.
Havoc erupted about 10.30am when the 16-year-old allegedly drove a stolen white Ford Escape through the CBD and struck a woman in her 50s, several parked cars and street signage.
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