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14-year-old boy facing charges including dangerous driving after fatal crash

Two teenagers face charges including dangerous driving and car theft after a fatal crash during a police pursuit involving a stolen vehicle, with investigations ongoing.

  • On Saturday, September 6, two teenagers were charged after a fatal police pursuit that killed a 17-year-old passenger in the New South Wales Upper Hunter.
  • After officers spotted the high-speed Honda, police allege it was stolen from a Wallsend business over 140 kilometres away, leading to a pursuit at Aberdeen about 11.55pm.
  • Five people were in the stolen car, including four teenage boys from the Tamworth area and a 25-year-old Newcastle woman; the alleged 14-year-old boy driver was flown to John Hunter Hospital with multiple charges including aggravated dangerous driving occasioning death.
  • A critical incident investigation is under way, with independent review by Professional Standards Command and LECC; the case returns to court in October.
  • Magistrate Andrew Eckhold said the 14-year-old boy from the Tamworth area had been out of school caring for a sick family member and imposed bail conditions, including accommodation, school attendance, and an overnight curfew.
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Accused teenage driver in fatal pursuit given caution two weeks before crash

A boy faces serious charges after a stolen car crash kills a teen in NSW. An investigation into the police pursuit is underway.

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northerndailyleader.com.au broke the news in on Monday, September 8, 2025.
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