A person and a girl have been arrested and charged after a severe crash on the Gold Coast noticed 4 vehicles collide on the Pacific Motorway.
The pair are accused of fleeing the scene at Oxenford yesterday afternoon on the Coomera Bridge overpass.
Police caught up with the Alberton lady, 33, after a pursuit on foot, whereas police had been pressured to purse a 34-year-old man, from Willow Vale, with tracker canines and Polair.
"A 34-year-old Gold Coast man didn't give up, swimming throughout Yawn Creek, Coomera, tracked by Police Canine Okka and RJ and their handlers with the help of Polair1," police mentioned.
"The person secreted himself in mud and was apprehended a short while later by the police canines in swamp land off Heathwood Drive and Reserve Highway."
"The person secreted himself in mud and was apprehended a short while later by the police canines in swamp land off Heathwood Drive and Reserve Highway."
The person will seem within the Southport Magistrates Courtroom this morning.
He has been charged with drug and weapon possession offences.
The lady was charged with drug offences and is predicted to seem within the Southport Magistrates Courtroom subsequent month.
The pair had been driving a 2010 white Freelander Landrover station wagon when the crash occurred.
"A number of sufferers, together with a girl who was entrapped in one of many autos and an toddler little one had been assessed on the scene, nevertheless there have been no crucial accidents," police mentioned.