A 26-year-old man pleaded guilty to dangerous driving after causing two collisions. He was driving a blue Mitsubishi Evo at a speed of 221 km/h, more than double the allowed limit on certain roads. The man, Jared-Kane Goh, will return to court for sentencing and mitigation.
The incident occurred during a high-speed drive with five other men. They had met at a car park before embarking on the drive, following each other at high speed. Further details about the incident are available from the source.
Goh's sentencing and mitigation are scheduled to take place on September 14.
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