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7NEWS
10-08-2025
- Sport
- 7NEWS
‘Gassed' but glorious: Isaac Heyne wins City2Surf ahead of 90,000 runners in dreary conditions
Isaac Heyne, 25, has won the Sydney City2Surf. The runner from Adelaide beat-out the other 90,000 other runners to cross the line first at Bondi Beach, Sydney, on Sunday. The city was filled with a colourful and quirky display as runners set off from College Street on the 14 kilometre course. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: City2Surf winner The event brings runners from across the board, including elite runners and those looking for some spirited exercise, which sold out this year for the second year in a row. Speaking to Sunrise immediately after the win, Heyne looked surprisingly fresh after his 40 minute and 33 second effort. Heyne said: 'I'm pretty gassed. 'It's a hard course so just let the pressure value loose. '(It's a) bloody hard (run). It's nice when you're running by yourself because you can control your effort. 'Sam (Clifford, competitor) is such a class athlete, so to have no idea where he is adds that level of pressure as well.' Heyne, a champion runner, failed to beat the 1991 record, but looked undeterred. 'I think I beat last year's time by 20 to 30 seconds, so yeah, that's a sign I'm in shape. 'It's really promising. Maybe the record can wait another year.' Following the race win, Henye said it would be indulging in some fast food. 'I'll go home, have a nap, have some Maccas (McDonald's) and then pick-up my girlfriend from the airport.' City2Surf road closures/reopening Roads around Hyde Park will be closed from 6am. Roads will begin reopening late in the morning, starting from 11.30am. Most roads are expected to be reopen by 4pm in Bondi and Bondi Junction.
Yahoo
16-04-2025
- Yahoo
POLICE: Armed suspects in stolen car arrested in Kent
Kent police arrested two suspects in a stolen car following a police chase on Monday. According to Kent PD, an officer was on a routine patrol at an apartment complex near Kent Meridian High School when he spotted a stolen 2014 Kia Sorrento. The officer tried to stop the car, which resulted in the suspect driver, a 36-year-old Seattle man, pulling an abrupt U-turn and heading for the exit. While trying to escape, the suspect hit the front of the patrol car and gave the officer a 'perfect up-close view' of his face. Kent officers 'flooded' the area as the stolen Kia got trapped in landscaping, causing the suspect and his passenger to run. The passenger, a 44-year-old Kent woman, was quickly arrested. Police say the suspect tried to blend in with a forming crowd of residents trying to see what was happening, forgetting the officer had already gotten a clear view of his face. Alongside witnesses and evidence placing him in the car, the officer who spotted the suspect was able to confirm his involvement and make an arrest. A gun was found in the Kia, and the suspect was reportedly booked into jail for felony eluding, possession of a stolen vehicle, unlawful possession of a firearm (felon possessing a firearm), and alteration of identifying marks (for alteration of the firearm's serial number). Kent PD added that the passenger was determined to be currently under Department of Corrections (DOC) supervision for previous crimes. DOC arrested her for violating the conditions of her release and searched her residence, finding a pump action 12-gauge shotgun and a bag of meth. DOC will be handling those charges, and she will also be charged in Kent with vehicle trespass, as she was knowingly riding in a stolen vehicle. ARMED SUSPECTS IN STOLEN CAR ARRESTED Yesterday at 2:33 p.m. Kent Patrol Officer Heyne was conducting routine patrols... Posted by Kent Police Department on Tuesday, April 15, 2025
