Alleged out-of-control driver ploughs into two pedestrians at Gold Coast 500
Driver, 31, is accused of striking a pedestrian and pinning a 40-year-old event security guard beneath the ute.
Driver, 31, is accused of striking a pedestrian and pinning a 40-year-old event security guard beneath the ute.
Police are investigating reports of shots being fired after a suspected road rage incident involving a two-car crash in Melbourne’s north-west.
Further charges have been laid against Indika Bambrick Samarasinghe, who is accused of ploughing a BMW into a crowd of Newcastle Knights fans.
The 63-year-old is believed to have suffered a medical episode moments before the crash.
The tragedy struck during the school pick-up run when the pair were travelling together through Tinana to collect other children from school.
They were all taken to hospital with lower limb injuries with two in a serious but stable condition.
Emergency services were called to Pacific Way at Tura Beach about 9.30pm on Sunday.
As stories of survivors in the incident come to light - one grandfather left fighting for life after moving his granddaughters out of the way.
As serious questions are being asked about the male constable behind the wheel, Lay’s heartbroken father says he hopes no one is at fault.
One of the cars left the scene before emergency services arrived.