Three arrested after alleged street race ends in N1 patrol-vehicle crash

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Three motorists were arrested after an alleged street race ended with a Mercedes crashing into a City of Cape Town patrol vehicle on the N1. A fourth driver was arrested later after allegedly driving drunk through a marked road closure at the same scene.

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