A Sydney woman attacked a parking woman to help her driver and snatched the driver's car, news station No .9 reported. Currently the woman has been prosecute.
On Friday morning, a 36-year-old woman drove past a Oxford Street in Guildford area and saw a woman running toward her in the street.
As the driver stopped her Toyota Prado car, the young woman opened the front passenger car door and got into the car.
The 24-year-old woman claimed to have been followed, but when the driver was about to call the police, the accused allegedly attacked her.
Police were told that the young woman had repeatedly struck the driver's face and bit her thumb until she untied her seat belt and escaped from the car. When the driver got out of the car, the defendant sat in the driver's seat and drove up, but then hit a Toyota Hilux parked on the side of the road. After that, she drove west along the Hawksview Street.
Police said the woman then turned and retrograde eastward, then collided head-on with a white Mitsubishi van. As the woman's Toyota Prado was knocked over, she managed to get out of the car and got help from passers-by.
The woman was then taken to the Granville police station and arrest, that she had been taken to Westmead Hospital for treatment after being injured in the car accident.
At present, the woman has received a notice to appear in court, she will face attacks and cause substantial physical injury, driving without consent, dangerous driving and so on accusation, and has also been revoked her driver's license.
A woman will appear in the Fairfield District Court on Tuesday, December 1.
