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Teenage Boy Steals Bus in Norway and Drives 180km to Sweden
- A 14-year-old boy stole a bus in Vestby, Norway, around 3am on April 14th and drove it across the border into Sweden.
- GPS tracking showed the bus had crossed into Uddevalla, Sweden, and was driven toward Gothenburg on the E6 highway.
- Swedish police stopped the bus in Stenungsund at 4am; officer Jens Andersson stated the boy drove competently without wobbling or driving slowly.
- The boy was taken into custody, cared for by child welfare services, charged with illegal driving, and then returned to Norway.
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Swedish police are wondering how a teenage boy managed to drive a bus.
·Finland
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A 14-year-old Norwegian boy stole a bus during the night and drove all the way to Stenungsund. Now it turns out that this is not the first time the boy has struck, reports NRK.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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Dreng kørte bus uden passagerer fra Oslo-området til Sverige. Det er muligvis ikke hans første bustyveri.
·Denmark
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A city bus from Oslo was stopped in Bohuslän on Tuesday morning. A 14-year-old boy was behind the wheel, reports P4 Väst.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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