Children under 15 drove at 100 km/h around Eskilstuna

A car with five children under 15 was driven recklessly around Eskilstuna in the early hours of Sunday. The driver, also under 15, refused to stop for police and hit a police car.

The incident took place around 2 a.m. on Sunday morning in the northern parts of Eskilstuna. The driver did not stop when ordered by police and at times reached speeds of 100 kilometers per hour.

The drive ended in the Måsta district. No one was injured during the event.

Police spokesperson Martina Gradian commented: "It is pure luck that no one was harmed in the incident, as the driver was going fast and recklessly."

The driver is suspected of vehicle theft and gross illegal driving.

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