text: Alarming footage has surfaced of a crowd of street racers threatening the police officers who rescued their friends from a serious crash. Captured at a known hoon hotspot in Yatala on the Gold Coast, the body cam vision shows the officers saving several victims from inside a flipped Holden Commodore despite the threat of smouldering flames on the car. A 20-year-old man has been charged with a medley of offences after he flipped the vehicle on Saturday night in an intense police chase that left one passenger with a broken neck. Officers can be seen extinguishing the flames and administering first aid as they wait for paramedics to transport the injured victims to hospital, according to 9 News. Police rescue victims from a flipped Holden Commodore after a dramatic police chase over the weekend that ended in a serious crash . One woman claiming to be a passenger in the car desperately pleads with police to save her boyfriend, who is trapped inside. ‘Get my boyfriend out!’ ‘We’ve got the ambulance coming ok?' the officer says. ‘Just stay with us.' But rather than gratitude, some friends of the injured can later be heard threatening police. 'Take off your badge, let's go, come on' says a shirtless man who appears to be in in his 20s as his friends struggle to hold him back. A 19-year-old was hospitalised with a broken neck, along with the driver, 20, and another 17-year-old passenger, both of whom suffered bruising and shock. The vision was captured at a known hoon-hotspot in Yatala on the Gold Coast, where police were alerted after spotting a driver doing burnouts . Rather than gratitude, this young man can be heard threatening the very officers who rescued his friends . Paramedics transport the injured victims to hospital.  19-year-old was hospitalised with a broken neck, along with the driver, 20, and another 17-year-old passenger, both of whom suffered bruising and shock . Police later discovered the vehicle was not even registered and the driver did not hold a valid licence. 'They're there risking their own life, dousing this car with the fire extinguisher ... later to find that the car was unregistered, that the driver was disqualified and the car was unroadworthy,' Superintendent Jim Keogh told 9 News. 'On this occasion, certainly we were lucky to avoid someone getting killed.' One woman claiming to be a passenger in the car desperately pleads with police to save her boyfriend, who is trapped inside . Officers can be seen extinguishing the flames and administering first aid as they wait for paramedics . Police allege Zayne Robert Dalton, 20, was doing burnouts on the main road before mounting the kerb and swerving around an officer in an effort to evade them. A police helicopter monitoring the Commodore captured the vehicle running a red light, before crashing into a pole, flipping onto its roof and catching ablaze. Dalton was granted bail in Beenleigh Magistrates Court on Monday. Police allege the driver Zayne Robert Dalton, 20, was doing burnouts on the main road before mounting the kerb and swerving around an officer in an effort to evade them. He was charged with multiple offences on Sunday including driving a defective, unregistered and uninsured vehicle, urinating in a public place and failing to stop for police . He was charged with multiple offences on Sunday including driving a defective, unregistered and uninsured vehicle, urinating in a public place and failing to stop for police. Dalton was later slapped with two more charges: dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing grievous bodily harm and unlicensed driving. These fresh charges meant he fronted court again on Tuesday morning. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
target: The alarming footage was captured in Yatala on the Gold Coast .
  Officers can be seen rescuing victims from inside a burning vehicle .
  One passenger suffered a broken neck and the others had minor injuries .
  Friends of the victims were trying to fight officers at the scene .
  A 20-year-old man has been charged with a medley of offences .