Police stop suspected stolen vehicle in 130mph M5 pursuit
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 12:19 · Archive
Police used a stinger device to stop a suspected stolen vehicle travelling at 130mph on the M5.
Police stopped a suspected stolen vehicle displaying cloned registration plates after a high-speed pursuit on the M5 last night. The vehicle was travelling at 130mph when officers used a stinger device to bring it to a stop.
No further details were provided about what happened after the vehicle was stopped or any arrests made.
How it is being reported
- Police use stinger in 130mph M5 pursuit of suspected stolen vehicleA suspected stolen vehicle displaying cloned plates and speeding at 130MPH was brought to a stop after a major police pursuit on the M5 last nightBridgwater Mercury · 7 Oct, 12:00
- Police use stinger in 130mph M5 pursuit of suspected stolen vehicleA suspected stolen vehicle displaying cloned plates and speeding at 130MPH was brought to a stop after a major police pursuit on the M5 last nightSomerset County Gazette · 7 Oct, 12:00
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