Man caught speeding at 235km/h with three children in car

  • A man has been caught speeding at 235km/h with three children in the backseat 
  • The 28-year-old was caught by police on the Calder Highway in central Victoria 
  • Police decided it was too dangerous to pursue, but caught him when he stopped
  • A baby was among three children in the car, none of who were wearing seatbelts

A man has allegedly been caught speeding down a highway at 235km/h with three children in the backseat – none of whom were wearing seatbelts.

The 28-year-old was clocked at 135km/h over the speed limit on the Calder Highway near Marong, in central Victoria, on Tuesday afternoon.

Police initially decided it was too dangerous to pursue the Holden sedan but caught up with the driver less than an hour later.

 

A man (right) has been caught speeding down a highway at 235km/h with three children in the backseat – none of whom were wearing seatbelts

Highway patrol officers quickly pounced after the driver pulled into a carwash in the regional city of Bendigo.

Video from the scene shows officers talking with the man as he sits in his car before escorting him into a police van. 

It appeared the man also had a woman seated in the passenger seat next to him, but their relationship is not known.

A baby was among the three young children rescued from the backseat of the car.

More to come 

The 28-year-old man was clocked at 135km/h over the speed limit on the Calder Highway near Marong, in central Victoria, on Tuesday afternoon

The 28-year-old man was clocked at 135km/h over the speed limit on the Calder Highway near Marong, in central Victoria, on Tuesday afternoon

Police initially decided it was too dangerous to pursue the Holden sedan but caught up with the driver less than an hour later when he stopped in a carwash at Bendigo (pictured)

Police initially decided it was too dangerous to pursue the Holden sedan but caught up with the driver less than an hour later when he stopped in a carwash at Bendigo (pictured)



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