Maryborough police call for help after ‘suspicious’ vehicle rams cop car

Maryborough police confirmed on Tuesday they had still not found or charged anyone after a Commodore ‘drove at’ a police car at Granville in the dead of night, rammed it and then took off.

Police are calling for help after an officer’s car was struck at Maryborough by a dangerous driver who then fled the scene.

Police are calling for help after a police car was hit in Maryborough by a dangerous driver who fled the scene.

On Tuesday, police confirmed investigations into the matter were ongoing and no one had been charged.

“There are no further details at this stage,” a spokeswoman from the Queensland Police Service said.

In a media statement released on Monday, police said they were patrolling Granville at the city’s southeastern edge just before midnight on Thursday, June 27, after receiving reports of a suspicious vehicle in the area.

They soon found the car, a white Holden Commodore, at a Holme St residence, police said.

It was then driven at the officers, colliding with their car, before leaving the scene.

No-one was injured, and the Holden was last seen driving east along Arnaud St.

Police are urging anyone who may have dashcam or CCTV footage of the incident to contact them.

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