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Seven teenage juveniles were arrested after stealing a car in North Dublin on Friday night.
Officers attempted to stop the stolen car in Balbriggan before it "took off at speed", according to gardaí.
Following a short pursuit, gardai from Ballymun District apprehended and arrested the seven teenagers in the vehicle.
Seven juveniles were arrested after stealing a car in North Dublin last night. Gardaí signalled to stop the stolen car in Balbriggan, but the driver took off at speed.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) September 9, 2023
Gardaí from the Ballymun District arrested the seven teenagers who were in the car, following a short pursuit. pic.twitter.com/exGKH5TOLi
The juveniles were arrested and later released pending referrals to the Garda Youth Diversion Bureau.
The car will now be subject to a technical exam.
Gardaí say investigations are ongoing.
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