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Man charged after another allegedly stabbed in road rage incident in western Sydney

Adam Vidler and Mikala Theocharous

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A man has been charged after an alleged road rage incident left himself and another man hospitalised.

CCTV footage shows a ute driving along Waruda Street, in Condell Park, being closely followed by two cars.

One car tried to overtake another and then allegedly crashed into the ute.

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CCTV footage shows a ute driving along Waruda Street, in Condell Park, being closely followed by two cars.  Nine

Two men are in hospital after a pair of potentially linked incidents in Bankstown in Sydney's south-west overnight. 9News

The 44-year-old driver of the ute was allegedly stabbed by a 27-year-old man, who could be seen on CCTV footage running from a second car.

The 44-year-old then allegedly hit the 27-year-old with his ute in an attempt to get away before driving himself to the Bankstown Police Station.

He arrived at Bankstown Hospital at 10.20pm.

At the same time, emergency services were called to The Avenue, Bankstown, where the 27-year-old was found injured on the road.

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One man was stabbed and another found lying injured in the road. 9News

He was taken to St George Hospital in a stable condition.

Residents said they heard the alleged incident take place.

"I heard a massive noise like a crashing and a speeding noise," Ahmed Imtiaz told 9News.

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"He [the 27-year-old] was screaming when he was taken to the ambulance."

The 27-year-old has been charged with wounding a person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and is due to front court tomorrow.

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