A person has been charged after taking police on a wild chase via Sydney's south-west final evening.
NSW Police stopped a Porsche on Reginald Avenue, Belmore, at round 6.10pm yesterday, for a random breath check.
Nevertheless, because the officers spoke to the 29-year-old driver, he allegedly drove off, sparking a prolonged pursuit via two suburbs in Sydney's south-west.
On the intersection of Wirega Avenue and Moorefields Street, Kingsgrove, the Porsche collided with a parked automobile.
"There was a loud bang and we heard the sirens, the police sirens," a witness stated.
The person and a 40-year-old feminine passenger ran from the crashed Porsche however have been caught by police and arrested a short while later.
The girl has since been launched.
Police found the 29-year-old driver's licence had been disqualified in 2013, till 2057.
"It will likely be additional alleged the person was concerned in a number of fraudulent on-line transactions dedicated earlier this yr," NSW Police stated in a press release.
The person has been charged with 18 fraud offences and three offences over the police pursuit.
He appeared earlier than a Justice of the Peace at Bankstown Court docket in the present day the place he was denied bail and saved behind bars.