Wish they would publish the name of the driver when this happens. Usual suspects I would bet.
No mystery wondering who the "Usual suspects" you would bet on.
In other news from the front page of the Sudbury Star.... Another drug dealing car thief was caught again after being released from custody after pleading and then being released on a deferred conditional sentence. Damn (white) immigrants...
says the local Indigenous Band leader. 
It’s not the first time the boy, who is now 16, has confronted police officers.
www.thesudburystar.com
Sudbury teen rams police vehicle with car that he had stolen
It’s not the first time the boy, who is now 16, has confronted police officers
Author of the article:
Harold Carmichael
Published May 06, 2026 • Last updated 28 minutes ago
When a 16-year-old boy – under police surveillance after stealing a Toyota RAV4 – got back into the vehicle after visiting someone on Frood Road, officers boxed him in so he couldn’t get away.
The teen, however, put the RAV into reverse and rammed the police vehicle, but failed to escape.
Officers then forcibly removed the teen from the RAV4 and arrested him. Police discovered he had 136 grams of cocaine with an estimated street value of $13,600 and $3,510 in cash.
The teen, who was on a release order at the time, was charged.
In a youth court session in the Ontario Court of Justice at the Sudbury Courthouse on Wednesday, the teen pleaded guilty to five charges: possession of stolen property (the vehicle); possession of proceeds of crime under $5,000; cocaine possession for the purpose of trafficking; breach of release order (possessing illegal drugs); and assaulting a police officer.
Justice Pierre Bradley, accepting a joint sentencing submission, credited the teen – who cannot be named under the provisions of the
Youth Criminal Justice Act – with 209 days of pre-trial custody. Bradley then issued a six-month deferred custody supervision order, the youth court version of a conditional sentence.)
