Hoons take over NSW town's main street
A gang of masked hoons who filmed themselves doing donuts through a New South Wales town could soon get a visit from police.
The videos have caught the attention of highway patrol officers who believe they know who was behind the wheel in Orange.
The main street of the town, 3.5 hours drive inland from Sydney, was turned into a drag strip over the weekend.
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The main street of the town, 3.5 hours drive inland from Sydney, was turned into a drag strip over the weekend. Nine
A blue Ford Falcon was filmed performing burnouts and donuts, while two masked passengers hang out the windows, high-fiving onlookers.
The dangerous stunt attracted a crowd, with the occupants showing contempt to a passing highway patrol car.
Deputy Mayor Gerald Power called the video "alarming".
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The dangerous stunt attracted a crowd, with the occupants showing contempt to a passing highway patrol car. Nine
A gang of masked hoons who filmed themselves doing donuts through a New South Wales town could soon get a visit from police.The videos have caught the attention of highway patrol officers who believe they know who was behind the wheel in Orange. Nine
"This activity is not safe, it's dangerous," he said.
"This can not be tolerated."
The car's number plate had been removed for the stunt but is visible on other videos of the vehicle posted online.
NSW Police are now investigating.
Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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