PRECOCE A teenager was intercepted on Saturday evening at the south Toulouse toll, after several refusals to comply and driving his mother’s car
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The South Toulouse toll station where the young fugitive was intercepted on Saturday evening. Drawing. — FRED SCHEIBER
It’s the mother of the very young driver who gave the the alert on Saturday evening by calling the gendarmes of Tarn-et-Garonne. She told them that her 14-year-old son had “again” his car. Noting that the person concerned had taken the direction of Toulouse, the soldiers passed the relay to the police of the Pink City. The latter first tried to intercept it on the device. He forced the passage, at the price of a rustle of sheet metal.
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The pursuit lasted; long time. She saw the teenager take the A61 then turn around before trying to force the southern toll gate of Toulouse by hitting the car in front of him. It’s there; that his race was stopped at 9:20 p.m.
From a police source, the driver of one evening crashed into three cars in all without leaking, including that of an off-duty police officer, without however causing any injuries. Already “very unfavorably known to the services” seen this Sunday.
