Two adults, three children injured after man allegedly drives car through tent

Two adults and three children have been injured in Tasmania after a man allegedly drove a car through a tent this morning.
The incident occurred at West Kentish Road Campgrounds, in the state's north-west, at approximately 2:00 am on Saturday.
The vehicle narrowly missed other camping sites and people before it collided with a tree.
West Kentish campground is located in the state's north-west.
West Kentish campground is located in the state's north-west. (Google Maps)
All five of the injured were transported to Northwest Regional Hospital for treatment.
Their injuries range from minor cuts to suspected internal bleeding.
A 27-year-old man has since been taken into custody and investigations are continuing.
Police tape
Any one with information on the crash is urged to contact police. (File)
"Police have received information that the male was exhibiting anti-social behaviour prior to the crash," Acting Sergeant Fabienne Jamieson said in a statement.
"As we continue our investigation into the incident, we seek any information from members of the public who were in the area at the time."

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