Seven injured in stolen car crash in Leederville Seven people injured when this stolen Holden Calais ploughed into another car in Leederville last night. SEVEN people are in hospital after a stolen car sped away from police and crashed into another vehicle in Perth last night, injuring four innocent women. About 11pm officers from the Traffic Enforcement Group attempted to stop a stolen Holden Calais near the intersection of Honeywell Boulevard and Boyare Avenue in Mirrabooka. The driver failed to stop and attempted to evade police. The traffic officers lost sight of the vehicle on Marangaroo Drive and the attempt to stop the vehicle was aborted. About 11.40pm officers from Morley Police Station were on patrol when they saw the same stolen vehicle in Leederville. They attempted to stop the Holden Calais, however the driver failed to stop and again attempted to evade police. The stolen vehicle crashed into a Hyundai Accent - which was carrying the four women - at the intersection of Leederville Parade and Loftus Street. Police at the Leederville crash site where seven people were injured when a stolen Holden Calais ploughed into another car last night. The injured women were treated at the scene by St John Ambulance personnel and taken to Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. It is believed the women received minor injuries and that two of them were discharged from hospital overnight, while the other two were kept in for observation. The three men in the stolen vehicle, a 36-year-old from Narrogin, an 18-year-old from Kelmscott and a 25-year-old, were taken to Royal Perth Hospital under police guard. They are all in a stable condition. Should police continue to chase stolen cars Inquiries are continuing, including whether the stolen vehicle is linked to an aggravated burglary at a residence in Camillo yesterday morning. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. The fatal head-on crash last week in Orelia which killed a young woman and left four others, including a four-year-old boy, seriously injured. Last night's chase and crash comes just five days after a young woman was killed in a stolen car which was fleeing police in Orelia, in Perth's south, when it collided head-on with a ute with two men on board. Both men in the ute were hospitalised with serious leg injuries. The driver of the stolen car was critically injured and was admitted to RPH where he required surgery and a four-year-old boy was seriously hurt and admitted to PMH. Originally published as Stolen car madness on Perth streets