Man arrested at Melbourne KFC for slamming into police car
A man who allegedly rammed a stolen car into a police vehicle before fleeing to a Melbourne KFC drive-thru has been arrested.
The 20-year-old man was spotted by police driving erratically on the Princess Highway in Mulgrave, in the city's south-east, at 9.50pm on Monday, officers said.
After police tried to stop the driver, he allegedly threw items at the officer's vehicle before trying to flee in what is believed to be a stolen car, according to 9News.
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A 20-year-old man who allegedly rammed a stolen car into a police vehicle before fleeing to a Melbourne KFC drivethru has been arrested (pictured)
The man (pictured) was spotted by police driving erratically on the Princess Highway in Mulgrave, in the city's south-east, at 9.50pm on Monday, officers said
Police claim he swiped a parked police car, injuring the officer inside, but was spotted 20 minutes later in a nearby KFC drivethru in Springvale (pictured)
The man drove along the slip road on the highway before allegedly swiping a second police vehicle that was stopped, injuring the officer driving, police said.
He was seen again allegedly driving erratically before pulling into the drivethru of a KFC in the Springvale Junction, police said.
The 20-year-old allegedly tried to flee for a second time when officers approached him at the fast food restaurant.
Police claim he slammed the allegedly stolen car into an another parked vehicle and damaged the restaurant.
A total of six police vehicles swarmed the area and arrested the man, who was seen in video footage wearing a high visibility top.
Police said is expected to be charged with several offences, including evade police, discharge a weapon, speed dangerous, careless drive, fail to stop after an accident, fail to render assistance after an accident, possess drug of dependence, refuse breath test and several other traffic offence offences.