SA Police use road spikes to stop car in West Hindmarsh after pursuit through western suburbs Another police pursuit through the western suburbs, a breakthrough in treating juvenile arthritis and Australia's Ashes hero POLICE have used road spikes to end a pursuit through the western suburbs overnight and arrest a man and woman. The sixth pursuit in Adelaide this week started when police spotted a Toyota Corolla stolen during a break-in at Pennington this month on Tapleys Hill Rd, Seaton, just after 9pm. The driver refused to stop and police chased the car to Grange Rd, where the pursuit was terminated because of safety concerns. Shortly after, the car was seen at Henley Beach and police resumed the pursuit on Henley Beach Rd and on to Holbrooks Rd at Flinders Park. Road spikes were used on Holbrooks Rd, puncturing a front tyre of the stolen car. It stopped shortly after in Berties St, West Hindmarsh, and the driver and passenger were arrested. A Pennington man, 19, was charged with driving offences including engaging in a police pursuit, serious criminal trespass and illegal use. He was bailed to appear in the Port Adelaide Magistrates Court next month. An Elizabeth Park woman, 24, who police say was a passenger in the car, was arrested and charged with illegal use and will appear in court at a later date. There were no injuries or damage to other vehicles during the pursuit. Last night's pursuit followed chases that have ended at Beverley, Mile End, Sturt, Woodcroft and Colonel Light Gardens this week.