Sassari: Man steals car, then crashes while being chased by police and flees on foot.

Chase in Sassari between a police car and a man on board a stolen Fiat .

Shortly before 1pm, the thief crashed into the kerb in Piazza Sant'Antonio , in the historic centre, before fleeing on foot.

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