Cabbie bashed
Source: Port Macquarie News
A taxi cab cab driver has endured the ride from hell today, Ray Bans Outlet UK after being bashed, held at knife point, then held hostage in Ray-ban Wayfarer his own vehicle by Ray Ban sunglasses sale way Ray Ban 90% off of a drunk driver who was simply eventually stopped by road spikes near Johns River.
Inspector Neil Stephens from the Manning Great Lakes Neighborhood Command, said the chaos started at 6am on Saturday if the cab driver found the 28 year old Ray Ban Outlet male offender from Lake Macquarie inside the Hunter region.
After driving the offender from Kurri Kurri to some residential premises in Maitland, the cab driver and offender went into the house to acquire money for the fare.
At this stage, it is alleged the guy, began to attack the taxi driver.
The cab driver was kicked towards the head several times then threatened having a knife.
Inspector Stephens said the cab driver ended up being forced into the taxi's passenger seat, in the event the offender took control over the wheel and drove north towards Taree.
"Taree Ray Ban outlet store police received reports coming from a number of the public of the cab driving north around the Pacific Highway at excessive speeds," Inspector Stephens said.
"The offender was arrested in the scene and failed a roadside breath test," Inspector Stephens said.
He was come to Taree Police Station and faced with the following and refused bail:
Aggravated kidnapping
Assault occasioning actual bodily harm
Car jacking
Armed robbery
Predatory driving
Driving speed dangerous
Skye's Law (for individuals who deliberately attempt to avoid arrest by starting high speed police chases)
Mid-range PCA
The offender will face bail court in Port Macquarie on Sunday.
Inspector Stephens said the initial taxi cab driver was shocked from the ordeal and attended Manning Base Ray Ban outlet sale Hospital in Taree where he was treated for facial injuries.
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