In Norway, a schoolboy stole a bus from a parking lot and took it to Sweden.

In Norway, a 14-year-old teenager stole a city bus and rode it to Sweden. This was announced on April 14 by the Norwegian TV and radio channel NRK .

"A bus from the Follo area was stopped in Sweden. The Connect bus was stopped by Swedish police between Uddevalla and Gothenburg. By this time, he had driven about 170 km along the E6 highway. There were no passengers on the bus, but a 14-year-old teenager was driving <... The schoolboy who was driving will be prosecuted for illegal driving," the article says.

The authors of the material note that last year the same teenager also hijacked a Connect bus. Then the boy drove about 300 km and returned the transport to its place. A criminal case was not initiated due to the young age of the perpetrator.

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At the same time, the total number of crimes is decreasing.

The Age magazine reported on April 13 that a 13-year-old girl has appeared in court in Australia on charges of 109 crimes. The most high-profile episode occurred on March 30: while driving a stolen car in the Brisbane suburb of Brighton in the southeast of Melbourne, a girl tried to hit a cyclist with a car door, and after a verbal altercation, she drove the car directly at him — a 45-year-old man was knocked down.

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