RCMP Arrest 3 Teens After Moncton Car-Surfing Video and Stolen Vehicle
Police say the three youths are also suspected in break-ins and thefts from businesses and residences.
- RCMP arrested three teenagers in Moncton, New Brunswick, on Sunday following multiple reports of "car surfing" on Vaughan Harvey Boulevard, where a social media video showed a boy sitting on a moving vehicle's roof.
- Mounties say the three youth are also suspected of committing several break-ins and thefts from businesses and residences, with the vehicle involved in the car surfing incident reported stolen prior to their arrests.
- Police confirmed the arrest of a 16-year-old boy, a 16-year-old girl, and a 14-year-old boy, linking the trio to the stolen car and the series of alleged crimes throughout the area.
- Pamela Fuselli, CEO of injury prevention charity Parachute, warned that car surfing is "very very dangerous and fatal in some cases," expressing concern about potential social media copycats.
- Fuselli added that she hopes this incident is not a resurgence of dangerous challenges taken up through social media, emphasizing the importance of preventing copycat behavior for public safety.
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New Brunswick teens arrested, charged after viral ‘car surfing’ video
FREDERICTON - Mounties in southeastern New Brunswick say three teens were charged after a vehicle was stolen and several crimes were allegedly committed.
New Brunswick teens arrested, charged after viral 'car surfing' video
FREDERICTON - Mounties in southeastern New Brunswick say three teens were charged after a vehicle was stolen and several crimes were allegedly committed.
‘That’s insane’: New videos of apparent joyriding Moncton teens circulate online
New videos that appear to show three teens who went for a joyride in a stolen car around the Moncton, N.B., area are circulating online, and police confirm they have arrested the youths.
Three young people aged 16 and under from Moncton were arrested as a result of dangerous driving incidents and a series of burglary flights in southeastern New Brunswick.
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