Driver back on streets after allegedly hitting 108km/h in pursuit
A driver in Sydney is accused of leading police on a pursuit while allegedly reaching speeds of 108km/h on suburban streets. The incident prompted a high-speed chase through residential areas, raising concerns about public safety. Despite the allegations, the driver has since been released and is back on the streets.
- ▪A driver allegedly reached 108km/h during a police pursuit in Sydney.
- ▪The chase occurred on suburban streets, posing risks to public safety.
- ▪Police were involved in a high-speed pursuit before the driver was apprehended.
- ▪The driver has been released and is no longer in custody.
- ▪The incident was reported and updated on May 17, 2026.
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