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High-Speed Chase Wrecks Park View Terrace

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A wild police chase in Abercwmboi, South Wales, ends in chaos at one twenty AM, with a speeding driver crashing into parked cars on Park View Terrace, causing significant damage and injuring two people. The incident, caught on local home camera, highlights the dangers of high-speed police chases.

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High-Speed Chase Wrecks Park View Terrace

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On April 22nd, early Friday morning, around 1.20 a.m., a wild police chase in Averture and Boy, South Wales, ended in chaos on Park Butaris. A speeding driver lost control, slamming into a row of parked cars in a narrow residential street, turning the quiet neighborhood upside down. The car ping-ponged between the vehicles after swarving to dodge a central road-ballard, ribbing off exhausts, shattering windscreens and scattering, debris everywhere. By morning light, four of those parked cars were total right-offs and got towed away. Locals like 57-year-old Tossnamed Sardar woke to the deafening crash with her home camera catching the whole terrifying scene. She called it straight out of a horror flick, spotting two police cars, one marked, one unmarked, right on the driver's tail before they break tarred. Paramedics and firefighters rushed in quick. They even cut into the wreckage to pull out the people inside. Two folks got taken to the hospital just as a precaution. No serious injuries reported.

South Wales Police confirmed the 120am call on April 17th, and while inquiries keep rolling with no arrests yet, this high-speed mess shows how these chases can wreck more than just one ride.

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