A 50-year-old Sydney man has been charged with multiple offences after allegedly leading police on a 10-minute pursuit in Sanctuary Point on Monday night.
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Around 9pm police attempted to stop a maroon Holden utility for random breath test.
The driver allegedly failed to stop. Police received a number of triple zero calls regarding the manner in which the vehicle was being driven.
Police again tried to stop the vehicle, with a pursuit starting, which lasted 10-minutes and covered 20 kilometres.
In the latter part of the pursuit the utility allegedly lost one of its tyres and was bering driven on a rim.
The vehicle was eventually stopped, but officers were forced to use capsicum spray to subdue the driver.
The 50-year-old man from Glenfield, was charged with police pursuit, disobeying a direction, driving in a manner danger and resisting arrest.
He was granted conditional bail and will appear in Nowra Local Court on August 28.