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A man and two teenagers have been arrested following the theft of a vehicle and dangerous driving.
The incident occurred in the early hours of this morning (Feburary February 24) on the Dundrum Bypass, where a vehicle failed to stop for a Gardaí patrol at approximately 2am.
Gardaí pursued the vehicle which was observed driving at speed and in a dangerous manner.
A managed containment operation ensued in which a stinger device was successfully deployed on the Edmondstown Road and the vehicle was brought to a halt.
The car was subject to an unauthorised taking in south county Dublin yesterday (Thursday February 23).
Three males (two teenage juveniles and a male in his 20s) were arrested by Gardaí and taken to Dundrum Garda Station.
The teenage juveniles were released from custody pending a referral to the Garda Youth Diversion Programme.
The male, aged in his 20s, was charged in relation to this matter and appeared before Dún Laoghaire District Court this morning.
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