Update: Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, Sunshine Coast

A man has been charged following an alleged dangerous driving incident on the Sunshine Coast earlier today.
Just after 10:30am emergency services responded to reports of a vehicle fire on Mossy Bank Road in Eudlo.
Around 11:00am police observed a vehicle allegedly linked to the fire travelling throughout Beerwah and being driven dangerously.
Officers tracked the vehicle with the assistance of Polair and successfully deployed tyre deflation devices before taking the male driver, and sole occupant, of the vehicle into custody on Roys Road in Beerwah at 11:46am.
An 18-year-old Sippy Downs man has been charged with one count each of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance, obstruct police, enter dwelling and three counts of failure to comply to stop a vehicle, eight counts of driving without a licence and nineteen counts of stealing.
He is due to appear in the Maroochydore

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Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, Sunshine Coast

Detectives have arrested a man after an alleged evade police and dangerous driving incident on the Sunshine Coast this morning.
Just after 10:30am, emergency services responded to reports of a vehicle fire on Mossy Bank Road in Eudlo.
Around 11:00am, police observed a vehicle allegedly linked to the fire travelling throughout Beerwah and being driven dangerously.
Officers tracked the vehicle with the assistance of Polair and successfully deployed tyre deflation devices before taking the male driver, and sole occupant, of the vehicle into custody on Roys Road in Beerwah at 11:46am.
An 18-year-old Sippy Downs man is currently assisting police with their inquiries.
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