A Woolworths truck failed to home deliver after it was stolen and taken on a 4 hour rampage across Logan.

The man drove a car to the Woolworths truck in Cornubia, jumped out of his car and then stole the truck.

Police detected the stolen truck on the Mount Lindesay Highway, with the chase continuing throughout the streets of Logan.

The man was under the influence of drugs and repeatedly evaded stinger devices and rammed police vehicles before being detained.

The incident was described by the police prosecutor as 1 of the most serious examples of dangerous driving ever witnessed.

The penalty in this case – the man was sentenced to jail for 22 months and disqualified from driving for 2.5 years.

What Is Dangerous Driving?

Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle is defined in section 328A of the Criminal Code 1899 which says “a person who operates, or in any way interferes with the operation of, a vehicle dangerously in any place commits a misdemeanour”.

What Are The Penalties?

Dangerous driving is considered a criminal offence.

Dangerous driving charges can have a serious impact on your freedom and livelihood.

The penalties range from fines and loss of licence to jail terms.

It will be at the court’s discretion whether they record a conviction for dangerous driving.

How We Can Help

Ryan Murdoch O’Regan Lawyers’ experienced traffic lawyers understand the law and how the system works.

We take the time to listen and develop the right legal strategy for your court appearance.

Make sure you have the best legal defence so you secure the best outcome possible.

Contact Us

Have you been charged with dangerous driving? Get the best representation. Call Ryan Murdoch O’Regan Lawyers on 1800 999 529, email mail@rmold.newwebsite.live or submit an enquiry below.

This article is for your information and interest only. It is not intended to be comprehensive, and it does not constitute and must not be relied on as legal advice. You must seek specific advice tailored to your circumstances.