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12 October 2026

South Street crash: Man fighting for life after police car slams into vehicle in Leeming as pursuit goes wrong

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South Street crash: Man fighting for life after police car slams into vehicle in Leeming as pursuit goes wrong

A tradie has described how an unmarked police car travelling at high-speeds slammed into another car during a pursuit that went horribly wrong in Perth’s south and has left an elderly man fighting for his life.

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