Police carry out an operation to stop a stolen car pursuit in Perth after a chase leads to public danger. Multiple outlets describe a reckless drive through city streets, during which pedestrians flee to avoid the moving vehicle. The pursuit ends when the stolen car is driven onto Scarborough Beach. The reporting focuses on how police manage the situation as the incident unfolds, including the need to control risk to bystanders during an active pursuit. While details of the specific tactics used are not provided in the excerpts, all sources align on the core sequence: a car that is reported stolen is pursued through Perth streets, pedestrians respond by running from the area, and the incident concludes when the vehicle reaches Scarborough Beach. The accounts are consistent in characterizing the driving as dangerous and emphasizing the immediate threat to public safety created by the pursuit and the location change from city streets to the beach.