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Ferny Grove Detectives are appealing for witnesses and or dash cam footage after a black Audi A4 sedan was seen driving in a dangerous manner in the Ferny Hills area yesterday.
The incident occurred between 4pm and 5pm and it is believed the vehicle crossed into oncoming traffic several times on Ferny Way.
Police are appealing for any members of the public who may have been driving in the area at the time and witnessed or has any dash cam footage of the incident to review dash cam footage to contact police, Policelink or Crime Stoppers.
If you have information for police, contact Policelink on 131 444 or provide information using the online form 24hrs per day.
You can report information about crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers, a registered charity and community volunteer organisation, by calling 1800 333 000 or via crimestoppersqld.com.au 24hrs per day.

Police have charged a woman after she allegedly drove a car at two pedestrians in Zillmere yesterday afternoon.
At about 2pm a man and a woman where walking east on Zillmere Road.
A silver Mitsubishi Magna driven by a woman, was heading west on Zillmere Road. It is alleged the vehicle has slowed before turning toward the pedestrians and accelerating across the road, mounting the gutter and driving along the footpath at them.
The pedestrians have jumped out of the way to avoid been hit by the vehicle. It is further alleged the vehicle has then driven away and police have located the car and driver later at a Zillmere house.
No one was physically injured in the incident and the people are known to each other.
A 26-year-old Zillmere woman has been charged with two counts of attempted murder and is expected to appear at the Brisbane Magistrates Court tomorrow,

Wet conditions will be the biggest threat on Queensland roads as we launch our new road safety campaign to coincide with Easter school holidays.
The campaign, launched earlier today, is urging motorists to drive to conditions and check for road closures before leaving home.
Road Policing Command Assistant Commissioner Mike Keating said extra officers would target the Fatal Five over the school holiday period with a high visibility presence on the roads.
“There will be an increased police presence on the State’s major road networks over the next three weeks, with officers maintaining high visibility in order to discourage the contributing factors of road trauma,” Assistant Commissioner Keating said.
“The 2015 Easter holiday period was the worst year on record for fatalities on our roads. Then 2016 was the best year yet. We’re hoping to replicate the positive result this Easter and would encourage everyone to remain vigilant and make wise decisions on our roads.”
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