St Edmund’s College Canberra: Two students in serious condition after being hit by alleged stolen car
Two students have been rushed to hospital in a serious condition after being hit by a vehicle that is believed to have been stolen in the nation’s capital.
Two students have been rushed to hospital in a serious condition after being hit by a vehicle in the nation’s capital.
On Friday morning, a green Holden Commodore station wagon collided with two pedestrians near St Edmund’s College, ACT police confirmed.
Paramedics were called in, before urgently transported the school children to hospital, both in a serious condition.
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After fleeing the crash site outside St Edmund’s College, the driver collided with multiple other vehicles before finally coming to a stop near Manuka shops.
Police have since apprehended the driver.
“The driver of the Holden Commodore is in hospital under police guard,” an ACT Police spokesperson said.
“Sections of Canberra Avenue near Manuka and Griffith will remain closed until further notice.”
