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12-year-old boy leads cops on 70-mph chase after swiping parents’ SUV

The 12-year-old reached up to 70 mph, officials said.
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The unidentified preteen was busted in Sacramento around 7 a.m. Monday after a “short” but terrifying joyride, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office.

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He would not want to be my kid. He would spend his teen years doing whatever punishment LE gave him, then he’d serve mine as well. It wouldn’t be pleasant for him.
 
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