A man has been arrested after two police cars were rammed and four officers injured after a pursuit in west Belfast.
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officers followed the black Audi A4 after it failed to stop for officers in Servia Street at around 02:30 GMT on Saturday.
The 50-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of driving when unfit, dangerous driving and failing to stop for police. He remains in custody.
The officers sustained minor injuries but remained on duty.
When the pursuit began the car was seen weaving onto the wrong side of the road, failing to give way at junctions and driving the wrong way around a roundabout, police said.
A short time later the vehicle was brought to a stop in the Upper Springfield Road by two police callsigns but the suspect driver reverse rammed one of the police vehicles.
An officer was in the process of exiting the stopped police car when it was rammed.
The officer was jolted into the doorframe.
The driver of the suspect vehicle then crashed into a second police vehicle when attempting to make off again.
The two police cars, which were damaged, are currently off the road being repaired.
Police have appealed for anyone with information or footage to come forward.
