Teenagers charged over alleged theft of Maserati and Porsche on the Gold Coast
Four teenage boys have been charged today after police chased two allegedly stolen luxury cars through the streets of the Gold Coast.
The two 15-year-olds and two 16-year-olds will face court today accused of stealing a grey Maserati Grecale and a black Porsche Macan from a Broadbeach Waters property at 12.40pm yesterday.
Soon after police spotted both vehicles heading east on the Logan Motorway and began tracking them southbound onto the M1 Motorway.
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The Maserati SUV mounted a median strip in Nerang. Nine
At 3.30pm, the Maserati came to a stop in Nerang, after it became stuck on a median strip and officers arrested the two teenagers inside.
The Porsche halted a short time later in Benalla Court at Arundel and two teenage boys were arrested.
Police told 9News the allegedly stolen cars had been driven at high speed.
"They've driven extremely high speeds up the M1 to Logan and back, and up and down a few times, so all four offenders are juveniles," a police spokesman said.
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Two were arrested after a Porsche made a wrong turn. Nine
The four teenagers have been charged with various property and dangerous driving offences.
One boy was charged with possessing a dangerous drug.
They are all scheduled to appear at the Southport Children's Court today.
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