Adel Ali Dib charged after crash in Greenacre | 7NEWS

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7NEWS has obtained incredible vision of a high-speed crash in Greenacre overnight, involving a car full of young children.

The crash on Boronia Road left 7 people in hospital, including 4 children. It was extremely lucky no one was killed.

CCTV shows a speeding BMW losing control and ploughing into a Lexus on the other side of the road. It happened outside the Coles Shopping Centre just after 8pm.

Incredibly, despite the extensive damage they only suffered from whiplash. During the incident, 25-year-old Adel Ali Dib was behind the wheel. He and his passenger were pinned in the wreck, before he was taken to hospital and charged.

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1 thought on “Adel Ali Dib charged after crash in Greenacre | 7NEWS”

  1. Adel Ali Dib crash. These people should be deported as soon as they offend. They have absolutely no respect for anybody, let alone the country that gave them a chance out of their war torn countries. Everything on the news is from south west & sadly always the same ethnicity. Im not racist but I’m getting there 🙁

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