Oscar Santa Ana dodges COVID checkpoint, sparks police chase down Bulli Pass

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Updated May 6 2022 - 6:35pm, first published 12:37pm
Court documents said the Mt Pritchard man's car reached speeds of up to 85km/h down the pass and through local streets, before he ditched the vehicle and hid in a nearby creek. File images.
Court documents said the Mt Pritchard man's car reached speeds of up to 85km/h down the pass and through local streets, before he ditched the vehicle and hid in a nearby creek. File images.

A disqualified driver who led police on a dangerous chase down Bulli Pass in order to dodge a COVID-19 checkpoint during lockdown has avoided further time behind bars.

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