An angry woman turned a quiet morning into chaos by smashing into parked vehicles at a petrol station before ploughing straight into the building entrance.
The 59-year-old suspect arrived early and was first spotted throwing paper rubbish from her black Land Rover while customers filled up around her.
Police checked her details and sobriety on site, confirmed she was sober and not wanted for any crimes, then issued a warning before driving off to other duties.
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Around an hour later, the same woman smashed into multiple stationary cars and a motorcycle while bystanders shouted for her to stop.
She locked the doors as shocked witnesses tried to pull her from the vehicle.
She then circled the forecourt while chasing one fleeing driver in a bid to ram his car head-on.
CCTV captured the full sequence of events as she repeatedly slammed into other vehicles before finally driving hard into the station doorway and shattering the façade.
It started at a filling station in Nowy Targ in southern Poland before the woman fled and repeated the attacks at a second station a short distance away in Białka Tatrzańska.
At the second site, she again smashed into four cars and the entrance.
A man who confronted her was knocked to the ground and injured during the incident.
The man was taken to hospital while the suspect reversed clear and sped off, prompting an immediate alert to every patrol in the area.
Officers pursued the black Land Rover for over an hour as commanders prepared to launch a helicopter.
The chase ended when she reportedly rammed a police car and then crashed into a private fence.
She was arrested in the village of Podczerwone, about 22 miles away, following the pursuit on Saturday (10 Oct), as reported by Need To Know.
Małopolska police spokeswoman Katarzyna Cisło confirmed the suspect had deliberately targeted the cars and building after being spoken to by officers earlier the same morning.
She added: “We arrested her at 11.10am, a police car was chasing her.
“The duty officer had even decided to launch a helicopter, but that didn’t happen because she hit our police car and that stopped her dead.”
Police spokesman Łukasz Burek said all patrols were told to stop the Land Rover driver as efforts intensified.
A station worker said she chased one car around the pumps, clearly determined to smash into it.
Police are investigating the circumstances of the incidents and the damage and injury caused during her rampage at the two stations.
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