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Teen hurt

A TEENAGER too young to have a licence was injured after crashing a stolen motorbike at Cockatoo last Tuesday.
Police said the 15yearold was riding the bike along Mountain Road when he lost control and hit trees and scrub on the roadside. The teenager was later taken to hospital for treatment.
Emerald Police are investigating.

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