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Teen's Wild Joyride, Hells Angels Link

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A teen from Calgary, with a troubled past and family ties to crime, embarks on a high-speed joyride in a stolen car, mocking police. Despite his criminal history, hes given a chance to turn his life around with a sentence that includes community service and a referral to child welfare.

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Teen's Wild Joyride, Hells Angels Link

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A 15-year-old from Calgary just got hit with a one-year sentence for a wild three-hour joy ride and a stolen Dodge Durango mocking cops the whole. Time for not catching him sooner. He kicked it off last January 25th around 810 pm, speeding through the city, hitting up to 190 km per hour on. Dearfoot Trail and weaving through traffic on icy roads. Reports paint a rough picture of his life, with family ties deep in crime and linked to the hell's angels, which the judge says, pulled him into this, mess and makes breaking free tough. The kids are already racked up 30 criminal convictions, pleading guilty to four charges like dangerous driving and fleeing police, cops nabbed him. After he dips the ride and ran, thanks to a police dog. In the end, the judge ordered nine months in a group home-style facility, three months of community watch, and a referral to child welfare to try. Leaving him straight before it's too late. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Calgary News today, AI-powered

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