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Pune Porsche Case: Drunk Teen Escapes Adult Trial. What Happened In Court?
The main accused in the Pune Porsche crash case - who was 17 and drunk when he rammed his father's Rs 2.5 crore supercar into a motorcyle and killed two people last year - escaped trial as an adult because of the nature of the charges he faces.
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Pune Teen Rams Porsche Into Two People, Parents Held, Authority's Order -- A Timeline
The Juvenile Justice Board on Tuesday said the 17-year-old boy accused of driving a Porsche car in an inebriated state and mowing down two people last year in Pune will be tried as a juvenile.
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Pune Porsche Crash Left 2 Dead. Drunk Driver, 17, Won't Be Tried As Adult
The main accused in the Pune Porsche crash case - in which an allegedly drunk teenager rammed his father's Rs 2.5 crore electric supercar into a two-wheeler and killed two people - cannot now be tried as an adult, the Juvenile Justice Board said.
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How Doctors Tried To Save Pune Porsche Crash Accused: New Revelations
Pune Police made shocking new claims Friday in the Porsche crash case, claiming members of the family of the accused - the teen who was allegedly drunk while driving the Rs 2.5 crore electric supercar - when it killed two people, were also drunk.
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2 Arrested For Swapping Accused's Blood Samples In Pune Porsche Crash Case
The Pune police have arrested two more persons in connection with the alleged swapping of blood samples in the Porsche car crash case, a top official said on Tuesday.
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"Victim Families Traumatised, But So Is Teen": High Court In Pune Porsche Case
The drunk Pune teen - who killed two people while driving his father's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche - caused the accident but was probably also in "shock" and it is natural, therefore, to assume his mental faculties would have been affected, the court said.
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Cops Asked Teen Driver What Happened On Night Of Porsche Crash. His Reply
The 17-year-old, whose late night Porsche dash on a Pune road left two 24-year-old engineers dead, has told the police that he cannot remember what happened that night because he was drunk, according to sources.
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Friends Of Pune Teen, Who Were In Porsche, Say He Was Drink Driving: Cops
Two friends of the 17-year-old teen at the heart of the Pune Porsche crash have claimed the boy was drunk when he killed two people while driving his father's Rs 2.5 crore supercar, police sources told NDTV Friday morning.
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Cops Plan "Digital Reconstruction" Of Pune Porsche Accident Using AI Tools
Police investigating the Porsche car crash allegedly involving a juvenile driver are planning "digital reconstruction" of the accident scene using some latest AI-based tools and software for "evidence appreciation", a senior police officer said.
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"Will She Take Sanyas?" Ajit Pawar On Activist's "Pressure" Claims in Porsche Case
Reacting sharply to an activist's claims that he had called the Pune police commissioner to "pressure him" after the Pune Porsche accident, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has said he is ready to take a narco test.
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Pune Porsche Case: Drunk Teen Escapes Adult Trial. What Happened In Court?
The main accused in the Pune Porsche crash case - who was 17 and drunk when he rammed his father's Rs 2.5 crore supercar into a motorcyle and killed two people last year - escaped trial as an adult because of the nature of the charges he faces.
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Pune Teen Rams Porsche Into Two People, Parents Held, Authority's Order -- A Timeline
The Juvenile Justice Board on Tuesday said the 17-year-old boy accused of driving a Porsche car in an inebriated state and mowing down two people last year in Pune will be tried as a juvenile.
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Pune Porsche Crash Left 2 Dead. Drunk Driver, 17, Won't Be Tried As Adult
The main accused in the Pune Porsche crash case - in which an allegedly drunk teenager rammed his father's Rs 2.5 crore electric supercar into a two-wheeler and killed two people - cannot now be tried as an adult, the Juvenile Justice Board said.
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How Doctors Tried To Save Pune Porsche Crash Accused: New Revelations
Pune Police made shocking new claims Friday in the Porsche crash case, claiming members of the family of the accused - the teen who was allegedly drunk while driving the Rs 2.5 crore electric supercar - when it killed two people, were also drunk.
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2 Arrested For Swapping Accused's Blood Samples In Pune Porsche Crash Case
The Pune police have arrested two more persons in connection with the alleged swapping of blood samples in the Porsche car crash case, a top official said on Tuesday.
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"Victim Families Traumatised, But So Is Teen": High Court In Pune Porsche Case
The drunk Pune teen - who killed two people while driving his father's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche - caused the accident but was probably also in "shock" and it is natural, therefore, to assume his mental faculties would have been affected, the court said.
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Cops Asked Teen Driver What Happened On Night Of Porsche Crash. His Reply
The 17-year-old, whose late night Porsche dash on a Pune road left two 24-year-old engineers dead, has told the police that he cannot remember what happened that night because he was drunk, according to sources.
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Friends Of Pune Teen, Who Were In Porsche, Say He Was Drink Driving: Cops
Two friends of the 17-year-old teen at the heart of the Pune Porsche crash have claimed the boy was drunk when he killed two people while driving his father's Rs 2.5 crore supercar, police sources told NDTV Friday morning.
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Cops Plan "Digital Reconstruction" Of Pune Porsche Accident Using AI Tools
Police investigating the Porsche car crash allegedly involving a juvenile driver are planning "digital reconstruction" of the accident scene using some latest AI-based tools and software for "evidence appreciation", a senior police officer said.
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"Will She Take Sanyas?" Ajit Pawar On Activist's "Pressure" Claims in Porsche Case
Reacting sharply to an activist's claims that he had called the Pune police commissioner to "pressure him" after the Pune Porsche accident, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has said he is ready to take a narco test.
