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Quarry fall boy rescued by firefighters

POLICE have launched an investigation after a 16-year-old was rescued from a quarry.

The teenager had fallen about 10ft into the quarry following an incident with police.

It is understood the boy was in a car which drove away from officers and then hit a parked car in Thames Way, Northfleet, at around 11pm on Tuesday.

Fire crews were then alerted by police to rescue the boy, who had a suspected broken arm and leg, from bushes beside the road.

A fire brigade spokesman said the teenager was given painkillers during the rescue.

Police have so far been unable to confirm whether he was being chased at the time.

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