The awkward moment when an unfortunate driver crashes into the back of an unmarked police car at a petrol station has been captured on CCTV.
Footage shows a black Toyota Camry crashing into the back of the car just seconds after pulling into a service station in Croydon, in Sydney’s inner west.
The officer is seen raising his arms in the air as the police vehicle lurches forward from the impact of the rear-end collision.
The officer is seen throwing his arms in the air as the Toyota Camry crashes into the back of the unmarked police car at a service station in Sydney’s inner west (pictured).
A passenger quickly jumps out of the Camry and examines the vehicle’s damage before instructing the driver to do the same.
Meanwhile, the officer takes his notebook and phone out of his pocket.
He is seen writing down the vehicle’s license plate before the driver finally exits the Camry and surveys the scene.
A passenger is seen jumping out of the Camry and observing the damage to the cars before motioning for the driver to do the same (pictured).
New South Wales Police said the Camry collided with the unmarked police car at a service station on Liverpool Road about 2.30pm on February 15.
Both vehicles sustained minor damage and details were exchanged.
The officer went to the hospital to be evaluated as a precaution.
The driver, a 28-year-old man, has been charged with careless driving which can carry a maximum fine of $2,200.
