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Three people have died after a police pursuit in Christchurch overnight.
Friends are rallying to support the mother of two "beautiful boys" who died in a fiery crash in Christchurch following a police pursuit.
Glen and Craig Mcallister, aged 16 and 13 respectively, were brothers. Brooklyn Taylor, 13, was also killed in the crash.
The three teenagers were in a carfleeing from police late on Sunday night when they ran over police spikes and crashed into a tree before the wreck burst into flames.
A "good friend" of the brothers' mother, Juanita Rose, set up a Givealittle page.
"My good friend Juanita has just lost both of her beautiful boys in a tragic accident," the page said.
"As a single mother who is struggling to cope with in unimaginable loss, I would like to make her stress a little easier to bare by taking away the burden of paying to bury her sons."
The burnt-out wreckage of the car. Photo / Police
The page was set up Monday night and had raised over $1500 by Tuesday morning.
In a post on Facebook, the sister of Glen and Craig said it was "hard enough" losing one brother but to lose both "has destroyed me".
Alexia Noble-Hazelwood, 18, died on November 16. Early on December 5, Dennis Tunnicliffe, 25, and pregnant passenger Renee Percy, 35, were killed after Tunnicliffe sped away from police before crashing into a power pole.
