Man in court on six charges including spitting at police

A Kallangur man is in custody after an intense police chase that allegedly ended with him spitting on police before passing out.

A 27-year-old man has been charged with six offences including two counts of serious assault of a police officer.

A KALLANGUR man accused of hurling glass bottles at police while speeding down suburban streets will remain in custody after facing Caboolture Magistrates Court this morning.

A solicitor appeared for Cameron John Wright, 27, who was hospitalised early Saturday morning following an intense police chase.

Police will allege they noticed Wright get out of a car on Quarry Rd, Moodlu, driving off in a BMW X3 about 3.30am on Saturday.

Police attempted to intercept the car and deployed a tyre deflation device but Wright allegedly continued away from police onto King St.

It is alleged Wright sped past the Caboolture Police Station, avoided a second tyre-deflation device and then drove down the wrong side of the road towards the Uhlmann Rd roundabout.

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As he neared the highway he started hurling glass bottles out a window towards police cars before losing control and crashing into a barrier, police allege.

Police will allege Wright then spat on two officers as they arrested him.

While on route to the Pine Rivers Watch House he allegedly began kicking the rear right window of the police vehicle.

Wright lost consciousness on arrival at the watch house and was taken to Prince Charles Hospital under police guard.

He faces charges including unlawful use of a motor vehicle, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, evade police, two counts of serious assault on a police officer by spitting and wilful damage.

He did not apply for bail and will remain in custody on remand until his next court appearance on July 27.