Pune Porsche Car Crash
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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: Teen's Observation Home Remand, Parents' Police Custody Extended
The Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) here on Wednesday extended till June 12 the remand of the teenager allegedly involved in a car crash that claimed two lives in the city, while a court elsewhere extended the police custody of his parents.
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Porsche Team Inspects Car That Killed 2 Techies In Pune, Says...
A team from Porsche inspected the car that killed two engineers in Pune on May 19. The car, allegedly driven by a 17-year-old son of a Pune realtor, rammed a man and a woman on a bike.
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Pune Porsche Crash Accused's Parents Sent To Police Custody Till June 5
A Pune court on Sunday remanded parents of a 17-year-old boy allegedly involved in the Porsche car accident in police custody till June 5 in a case pertaining to destruction of evidence.
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With 7 Conditions, Teen Porsche Driver Got Bail On Grandfather's Assurance
Two bonds of Rs 7, 500 each and a 300-word essay on road safety - these were some of the bail conditions placed on the 17-year-old Pune boy who was "heavily drunk" and driving his father's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche supercar when he killed two people.
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Explained: Charges Against Pune Builder, Son Who Ran Over 2 With Porsche
Two techies were killed after a speeding Porsche - being driven by a 17-year-old boy - hit their bike in Pune on Saturday. The incident has triggered massive anger,with many blaming lax laws for deaths due to rash driving and minors on the wheels.
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"Decide A Limit On Serving Liquor": Court To Bar Owners After Pune Car Horror
A local court hearing the luxury car accident case on Tuesday remanded three accused in police custody till May 24, and directed the pub and bar operators to decide a limit on how much liquor should be served to their customers as the latter use thei
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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: Teen's Observation Home Remand, Parents' Police Custody Extended
The Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) here on Wednesday extended till June 12 the remand of the teenager allegedly involved in a car crash that claimed two lives in the city, while a court elsewhere extended the police custody of his parents.
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Porsche Team Inspects Car That Killed 2 Techies In Pune, Says...
A team from Porsche inspected the car that killed two engineers in Pune on May 19. The car, allegedly driven by a 17-year-old son of a Pune realtor, rammed a man and a woman on a bike.
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Pune Porsche Crash Accused's Parents Sent To Police Custody Till June 5
A Pune court on Sunday remanded parents of a 17-year-old boy allegedly involved in the Porsche car accident in police custody till June 5 in a case pertaining to destruction of evidence.
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With 7 Conditions, Teen Porsche Driver Got Bail On Grandfather's Assurance
Two bonds of Rs 7, 500 each and a 300-word essay on road safety - these were some of the bail conditions placed on the 17-year-old Pune boy who was "heavily drunk" and driving his father's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche supercar when he killed two people.
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Explained: Charges Against Pune Builder, Son Who Ran Over 2 With Porsche
Two techies were killed after a speeding Porsche - being driven by a 17-year-old boy - hit their bike in Pune on Saturday. The incident has triggered massive anger,with many blaming lax laws for deaths due to rash driving and minors on the wheels.
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"Decide A Limit On Serving Liquor": Court To Bar Owners After Pune Car Horror
A local court hearing the luxury car accident case on Tuesday remanded three accused in police custody till May 24, and directed the pub and bar operators to decide a limit on how much liquor should be served to their customers as the latter use thei
