Driver to face court over Newcastle crowd crash

A teenage driver is scheduled to face court today after a car crashed into footy fans who had gathered in Newcastle to see off the Knights.

Justin Tomlinson

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Driver to face court over Newcastle crowd crash

A teenager will face court today after a car crashed into a group of footy fans in Newcastle. The crowd of supporters had gathered in Newcastle to see the Knights off ahead of the NRL Grand Final.[1][2]

The scheduled court appearance follows the vehicle crash into the assembled gathering of football fans, with the driver now facing court proceedings over the Newcastle crowd crash.[1][2]

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