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Two Wellington brothers have died in Sydney after an accident during a car chase that paramedics have called “the worst they have ever seen”.
Tthe Sydney Morning Herald reported that the teens, ages 15 and 17, died at the scene in the western Sydney suburb of Abbotsbury, around 4:20 a.m. Sunday.
A Givealitte page shared on a Wellington social media page identified the brothers as Tiari and Cirus Whakaneke, who lived in Sydney.
Things understands that the couple grew up in Wainuiomata.
A third teenager, aged 17, was taken to the hospital with serious, non-life threatening injuries to his arms and legs.
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NSW police allege that the Holden Commodore the teens were riding in, which struck a pole, had previously been stolen from a home in Edmondson Park, about 15 miles away. The Sydney Morning Herald reported.
The car’s owner, Mazen Kabbara, 37, was reportedly awakened at 4 a.m. by the sound of a Holden Commodore speeding up and chased after him in another vehicle.
Since then, Kabbara has been charged with five crimes, including two counts of dangerous driving that resulted in death, dangerous driving that resulted in serious bodily injury and two counts of negligent driving that resulted in death.
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Two teenagers were killed and another injured after a reportedly stolen car collided with a pole in west Sydney.
New South Wales ambulance inspector Joe Ibrahim said the scale of the accident was “horrendous.”
“He’s one of the worst paramedics I’ve ever come close to.
“It was an absolutely devastating scene and a meaningless and tragic loss of a young life … Emergency services personnel and paramedics went out of their way to do absolutely everything for these two young men,” he said.
Candles, stuffed animals and flowers have been placed in the place.
The Givealitte page created by a member of the brothers’ family claims that their father and another brother reside in Wellington and the donations would help them reach Sydney.
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The accident during the car chase was labeled “one of the worst” seen by paramedics.
“Every parent’s worst nightmare. Losing not just one, but two children in a tragic accident. Two young lives cut short, “he said.
So far over $ 6,500 has been raised.
Kabbara was granted bail and is expected to appear in Liverpool Local Court in Sydney on 25 November.
A nearby resident, Christine Willcocks, said the crash sounded like “lightning.”
“When I took a look around, I heard some male voices yelling … you would have gone over 100 with that noise,” he said. The Sydney Morning Herald.
