Man charged after alleged axe attack

The police tried to use the road sharp ends to end the quest, but the Flertjar vehicle pulled a car towards a highway officer and missed him and his pointed ends narrowly.

With the help of Polair, the police found the vehicle on the south on the Prince Motorway about an hour later.

Mustang was seen on the opposite side of the Prince Highway in Kiama Downs and collided with an assistant program before stopping.

Police tried to escape the scene, but the public members held him until the police arrived.

The 66 -year -old woman was treated by NSW ambulance medical officers for leg and body injuries before being taken to Shoalhaven Memorial Hospital in a serious but stable situation. It was then transferred to St George Hospital for more treatment.

Flertjar was arrested and was taken under the police guard to Wollongong Hospital. He was released from the hospital on Sunday and was taken to the Wollongong Police Station, where he was accused of 10 points and eight accusations on Saturday incidents.

Eight census involves using an aggressive weapon to prevent legal concern, to be disqualified, to be driving, quest, speed and theft.

The 25 -year -old child was accused of three extraordinary crimes at the beginning of the last week, including an unrelated incident in the beginning of last week, including an attack accusation that caused the actual physical damage situation.

The police founded a criminal locality and after the research of Mustang – a ax and hammer for judicial examination.