Bricks, bottles thrown at police at Roleystone out-of-control party Bricks and bottles were thrown at police as they shut down an out-of-control party overnight. BRICKS and bottles were pelted at police as they shut down an out of control party in Roleystone overnight. Officers arrived at the Omeo Place address just after 10.30pm following numerous complaints from neighbours. Around 200 youths had gathered at the house and were said to be causing a disturbance. As police arrived some youths began throwing bottles and bricks. When officers entered the house they discovered smashed glass and mirrors. The party was then declared an out of control gathering. The host, a 15-year-old girl and a number of other juveniles were taken to Armadale police station where they remained until they were collected by their parents. About 14 police vehicles attended the incident. In a seperate incident, police have charged a man following a car chase through Perth's northern suburbs at the weekend. More than 100 dead in typhoon A CIVIL aviation official in the Philippines says he's received a report that more than 100 bodies are lying in the streets of a central city ravaged by Haiyan. A white Holden Commodore sedan displaying false number plates was seen travelling south along Wanneroo Road in Balcatta. Officers tried to stop the vehicle, however the driver allegedly accelerated away and a pursuit commenced. It is alleged the Holden then travelled through Balcatta, Westminster and Nollamara before the driver lost control and crashed into a tree at the intersection of Wanneroo Road and Morley Drive. The 28-year-old male driver was taken to hospital for treatment. He has been charged with one count each of stealing a motor vehicle and driving recklessly, reckless driving (aggravated), failing to stop when called upon, no authority to drive and false plates. He is expected to appear at Perth Magistrates Court on December 12.