One of the 14-15 year old boys arrested by police on Tuesday for involvement in an amateur demolition derby using stolen vehicles on public roads is again in trouble with the law.

Upon leaving the Hamilton courthouse on Tuesday for his appearance related to the demolition derby, police say he stole a vehicle which he then drove and crashed near Otorohanga on Wednesday morning.

Otorohanga police Sergeant Andrew Connors says the 14-year-old boy breached his bail conditions when he stole the Ford Laser from Hamilton.

'This morning we received a call at about 5.30am about a car abandoned on State Highway 31, outside Otorohanga,” says Andrew.

'Responding officers encountered three boys being treated by ambulance staff at the intersection of Honikiwi Road.

'It turns out the 14-year-old driver had crashed the car into a bank and the three occupants abandoned the car and were picked up by a good samaritan who then called an ambulance.

'They were then dropped off at the intersection.”

Andrew says a 13-year-old travelling as a passenger in the car suffered neck injuries in the crash and was taken to Waikato Hospital by ambulance.

'Two 14-year-olds are currently being interviewed by police and the driver is facing a variety of charges from theft of a motor vehicle, breaching bail and driving offences causing injury.

'We will be appealing bail when he appears in court today.”

Read here about the amateur demolition derby that involved a vehicle stolen from Mount Maunganui.