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An alleged police pursuit of a stolen car in the early hours of the morning has sparked a large-scale police operation in the Central West.
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About 10.30am on Thursday, April 20 officers attached to Orana Mid-Western Police District attempted to stop a Toyota Fortuner on Armstrong Crescent, Dubbo due to its manner of driving.
The Toyota failed to stop and a pursuit was initiated, however, the pursuit was terminated due to safety concerns.
Checks revealed the Toyota was reportedly stolen from a Dubbo residence early Thursday morning following a prior police pursuit with the vehicle around 3am.
Following inquiries, the vehicle was located abandoned in Tink Avenue, South Dubbo.
Police have established a perimeter and are searching the surrounding area for those involved.
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