Horror at KFC as P-plate driver mum allegedly ploughs her white Audi into a man after ‘road rage row over a PARKING SPOT dramatically escalated
- A white Audi is captured on film hitting a group of people in Sydney’s south-west
- Police were told the alleged incident was sparked over KFC car parking space
- Gazwa Elniz, 26, was charged with string of offences including assaulting police
- A 30-year-old woman was also taken into police custody after alleged wild brawl
- A witness said the man allegedly run down by the white Audi is ‘lucky to be alive’
A young mother has faced court after allegedly driving her Audi into a group of people following what police say was a wild brawl over a KFC car parking space.
Footage uploaded to social media shows a white car collide into two people and a Ford Explorer at a parking lot on Hoxton Park Road in Liverpool, Sydney’s southwest, on Saturday.
Police allege the Audi was driven by Gazwa Elniz, 26, and that she ‘kicked and spat’ at an officer while being arrested.
Gazwa Elniz (pictured) faced court after allegedly being behind the wheel of a white Audi which hit a group of people after an alleged wild brawl over a KFC car parking space
The 26-year-old luxury car driver (pictured) is also accused of kicking and spitting at police
A 30-year-old woman who allegedly hit the outside of the Audi was also charged over the incident.
Three people can be seen in the video trying to block the path the Audi’s path as it attempts to drive away.
Footage then captures the car hit a man who is catapulted over the bonnet of the car.
Another woman is also flung to the ground as the front of the Audi smashes into the back of their Ford Explorer.
The man was later taken to Liverpool Hospital suffering minor injuries.
The alleged road rage incident was sparked when the personal trainer allegedly got into a wild brawl with the occupants of the SUV outside the fast food chain (pictured)
Three people can be seen in the video trying to block the Audi’s path as it attempts to drive away before the man is catapulted over the bonnet (pictured)
Ms Elniz (pictured) spent the night behind bars but was later granted strict conditional bail when she appeared before Parramatta Local Court
‘He’s lucky to be alive,’ a witness told Nine News.
‘We thought he was gone,’
Ms Elniz spent the night behind bars but was later granted strict conditional bail when she appeared before Parramatta Local Court.
She is now facing five charges including driving with a disqualified licence and assaulting a police officer.
The 30-year-old, who was charged with affray and property-related offences, was granted bail and will face Liverpool Local Court on Thursday.