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Crime and courts / Perth, WA

Perth court releases dashcam footage of Jack Dunn crashing head-on into oncoming car

Part of the story New footage shows moment Perth ‘paramedic’ allegedly caused head-on crash

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Reported by 5 outlets from 2 newsroomsRead the original at The West Australian

A Perth court has released dashcam footage of a man driving with unauthorised lights and sirens and overtaking across solid white lines before smashing head-on into an oncoming car.

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Headline as published: Perth court releases extraordinary dashcam footage of Jack Dunn crashing head-on into oncoming car

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5 outlets, one headline each: the latest each filed on this event. Struck through: the loaded words our plainer version leaves out. Fewest struck first.

  • The Age New footage shows moment Perth ‘paramedic’ allegedly caused head-on crash
  • The Sydney Morning Herald New footage shows moment Perth ‘paramedic’ allegedly caused head-on crash
  • WAtoday New footage shows moment Perth ‘paramedic’ allegedly caused head-on crash
  • Brisbane Times New footage shows moment Perth ‘paramedic’ allegedly caused head-on crash
  • The West Australian Perth court releases extraordinary dashcam footage of Jack Dunn crashing head-on into oncoming car 1 change

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