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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Pt Lincoln far side South Oz
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One of the most expensive police cars used in Australia has gone up in flames following a chase in north-eastern New South Wales.
Key points: A police car, worth around $200,000, catches fire after parking in long grass at the side of the road following a pursuit A witness says it was extraordinary how quickly the vehicle went up in flames A motoring expert says it was probably due to the diesel particulate filter in burn-off mode The turbo diesel BMW highway patrol car had been pursuing a sedan being driven by a teenager near Tweed Heads. The chase ended in long grass on the edge of the Pacific Highway at Chinderah after road spikes were laid, puncturing the fleeing vehicle's tyres.
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