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The driver of a car that smashed into another car in Sydney’s south-west, badly injuring a woman and three children, was allegedly going 140km/h at the time, police have said.
Seven people in total were taken to hospital after a sedan and an SUV collided on the intersection of Milperra Road and Cooraban Road in Milperra just after 2am on Saturday.
The three children, aged 10, 14 and 15, and a woman in her 40s were trapped in the SUV after the collision and had to be extracted by Fire Rescue NSW.
On Sunday afternoon, police alleged the sedan driver had been seen by officers travelling at 140km/h in a signposted 70km/h zone.
‘Officers activated lights and sirens just as the sedan collided with a 4WD,’ police said in a statement.
Police allege the driver of a car that crashed into another car, injuring a woman and three children, was travelling at 140km/h (pictured, the aftermath of the crash)
Seven people in total were taken to hospital following the crash (above) at about 2am on Saturday
The driver of the sedan, an 18-year-old man, was taken to Liverpool Hospital under police guard for mandatory testing (pictured, debris from the crash)
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Paramedics were called to a ‘high speed crash’ at the intersection and raced the occupants of the SUV to hospitals in Westmead with serious injuries.
The driver of the sedan, an 18-year-old man, was taken to Liverpool Hospital under police guard for mandatory testing.
His two passengers, both 18-year-old men, were taken to Liverpool Hospital with minor injuries.
While the injuries suffered by the woman and children are considered serious, police say they are not life-threatening.
Photographs from the scene on Saturday afternoon show piles of rubble mixed with what appear to be items of clothing and other knick knacks.
The three children, aged 10, 14 and 15, and a woman in her 40s were trapped in the SUV following the crash (above)
While the injuries suffered by the woman and children are considered serious, police say they are not life-threatening (pictured, debris from the crash)
Nearby strewn shards of glass and metal, a plastic green p-plate could be seen.
Police have established a crime scene and inquiries are ongoing.
Anyone with information or dashcam vision is urged to contact police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
