Two Children Took Parents' Car for Joyride, Crashed It Into Cornfield: OPP
Police said the 11-year-old driver and nine-year-old passenger were not injured, and no charges will be laid because both are under 12.
- On Monday, two children ages 11 and nine took their family car for a joyride in Pembroke, crashing it into a cornfield early in the morning, Ontario Provincial Police said.
- An officer on foot patrol in the west end of Pembroke heard a vehicle doing burnouts shortly before 3 a.m. Monday; when police attempted to stop it, the vehicle sped away and was not pursued.
- Police later found the abandoned vehicle at the intersection of Jean Avenue and Tower Road. An OPP canine team searched the area and located the children approximately one hour later.
- Neither the 11-year-old driver nor the nine-year-old passenger sustained injuries during the crash. Authorities confirmed the youths were returned to their parents following the incident.
- As the Youth Criminal Justice Act does not apply to those under 12, officials stated that no charges will result from the incident.
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Two children took parents' car for joyride, crashed it into cornfield: OPP
Provincial police say two children in Pembroke took their parents' car for a joyride in the middle of the night before crashing it into a cornfield.
Joyride ends in Pembroke area cornfield after kids take family car
Two children ages 11 and nine took the family car for a joyride and crashed it into a cornfield in the Pembroke area early Monday morning, Ontario Provincial Police said. Neither child was injured and they won't face charges due to their age.
Children, 11 and 9, take parents' vehicle and crash into cornfield
Two young children were caught by Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) after a vehicle crashed into a cornfield in Laurentian Valley Township. More police were called on Oct. 12 around 2:50 a.m. after an officer who was walking in the west end of Pembroke heard a vehicle doing burnouts nearby. The officer told other units in […]
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