A man who led police on a chase through several Perth suburbs, hitting another car with young children inside and then a fixed speed camera, has been arrested.
The 37-year-old man was driving an allegedly stolen Holden Commodore ute when he was sighted in the Forrestfield area around 2.30pm Tuesday.
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Police will allege he failed to stop, leading multiple police cars on a chase through central, south east, and south metropolitan policing districts.
"It is further alleged the driver drove in a dangerous manner and during the incident the utility collided with a civilian vehicle on Canning Bridge," a police spokeswoman said.
"The utility crashed with a fixed speed camera pole at the intersection of Riseley and Marmion Streets in Booragoon.
"The passenger fled on foot towards Pickering Way."
A man, woman and two children aged one and four in the vehicle hit by the man escaped injury.
The passenger on Wednesday morning remained on the run.
The 37-year-old man has been charged with a string of traffic offences including stealing a motor vehicle, no authority to drive, reckless driving and endangering life.
He will appear in Perth Magistrates Court on Wednesday.