- Man, 38, arrested and refused bail after alleged road rage attack in Sydney
- Police allege he rammed his luxury Mercedes into a motorbike after dispute
- He is then alleged to have run over the damaged bike, nearly injuring rider, 38
- He was charged with a raft of offences and refused bail on Wednesday afternoon
A man has been held in a prison cell overnight after allegedly ramming his luxury Mercedes into a motorbike during a wild road rage attack in Sydney’s inner city.
Police claim the man, 38, first got into an argument with the motorcyclist at a set of traffic lights outside Broadway Shopping Centre on Wednesday at lunchtime.
He then allegedly reversed his Mercedes AMG, which has a sale price upwards of $300,000, into the man’s Yamaha motorcycle in front of horrified shoppers.
A man has been held overnight after allegedly ramming his luxury Mercedes into a motorbike during a wild road rage attack outside Sydney’s Broadway Shopping Centre (pictured)
Police allege he used his luxury Mercedes AMG (stock image pictured), which can sell for more than $300,000 in Australia, into the motorbike after getting into an argument with the rider
The rider, 30, jumped off his motorbike to avoid ‘serious injury’ as the Mercedes driver sped away.
Police allege the man returned moments later and deliberately drove over the already damaged motorcycle, again fleeing the scene in his flashy car.
Officers from Sydney City Local Area Command were called and found the Mercedes in a nearby street.
The driver was arrested and taken to Day Street Police Station where he was charged with a range of offences, including predatory driving, menacing another with intent and driving recklessly.
He was refused bail and will appear in Central Local Court on Thursday.
The rider, 30, jumped off his Yamaha motorbike (stock image) to avoid ‘serious injury’ – only for the driver to allegedly return moments later and deliberately run over his bike again
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