Dangerous driving charges, Warwick
A man and a woman from New South Wales have been charged in relation to multiple dangerous driving incidents in Warwick last night.
Around 8pm (AEST), a car was allegedly sighted driving dangerously across the Warwick District including on Weewondilla Road, Wood Street and Palmerin Street.
Police attempted to intercept the vehicle, but the female driver allegedly failed to comply with the officer’s direction to stop.
Police located the car a short time later near the intersection of Bracker and Dragon streets after it was allegedly involved in a traffic crash, however no one was injured.
The man was taken into custody without further incident.
Police will further allege that after a search of the vehicle, a small quantity of methyl amphetamine was located.
The vehicle was impounded for further examinations.
A 27-year-old Aberdare, New South Wales woman has been charged with seven counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, and one count each of failing to remain at the scene of a crash, evade police, willful damage, possession of a dangerous drug and driving under the influence of drugs.
A 32-year-old Aberdare, New South Wales man has been charged with two counts each of assault police, willful damage and possess dangerous drugs.
The Queensland Police Service has been liaising with officers from the New South Wales Police Force about this incident, as it relates to a missing person investigation.
A three-month-old boy who was also in the vehicle was taken to the Warwick Hospital for observation as a precaution.
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