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Dramatic footage captures man in alleged stolen car smashing into drivers

Dashcam footage, taken from the Facebook page Dash Cam Owners Australia, shows the allegedly stolen car ramming other vehicles in a brazen attempt to escape police.

Dramatic dashcam footage has captured the moment a man allegedly driving a stolen car smashes into unsuspecting drivers in a desperate bid to escape the law.

Police have confirmed a 22-year-old has been charged over the alleged incident, which unfolded at a Morayfield shopping centre centre carpark about 10am on January 11.

The footage, originally posted to the popular Facebook page dashcam Owners Australia, depicts the Audi driver waiting behind another vehicle before an officer sprints into view.

The driver of the alleged stolen car (second behind first car on right) waits in traffic as police close in on him.
The driver of the alleged stolen car (second behind first car on right) waits in traffic as police close in on him.

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After noticing police on his tail, the driver turns and slams into the side of the vehicle in front.

The car reverses into a ute as officers frantically try to remove him from the vehicle. A waiting police vehicle behind the driver has lights and sirens activated.
The car reverses into a ute as officers frantically try to remove him from the vehicle. A waiting police vehicle behind the driver has lights and sirens activated.

As officers attempt to open the door, he reverses and smashes into another car behind him.

He narrowly misses the car capturing the dashcam footage as he speeds off from waiting officers.

The female driver is heard saying “oh no” on film as the Audi speeds away.

Officers arrested the man shortly after.

The car speeds off, narrowly missing the car with the dashcam as officers give chase.
The car speeds off, narrowly missing the car with the dashcam as officers give chase.

A Queensland Police spokesman confirmed the 22-year-old had been charged with a raft of offences, including burglary, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, unlicensed driving, fail to comply with duties involved in a crash, possession of a dangerous drug, receiving tainted property and two counts of unlawful use of a motor vehicle.

It will be alleged the vehicle was stolen from the Maleny area on January 10.

He will reappear in Redcliffe Magistrates Court on February 22.

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