Alleged wild pursuit leads to arrest of man who says he is NRL player's sibling.

Yesterday evening, a 30-year-old man, who claimed to be the brother of an NRL star, found himself in hot water after allegedly leading police on a wild chase through south-west Sydney. The man, identified as Jamie Twal, kicked off the 45-minute pursuit by causing a scene at a local liquor store in Merrylands. Witnesses reported that Twal stormed into the store, declaring himself as the brother of West Tigers player Alex Twal and causing quite a stir.

According to witnesses, Twal then proceeded to take a bottle in the shape of an AK-47 as a souvenir. However, things took a dangerous turn when he allegedly threatened to turn the bottle into a real gun. In a state of panic, Twal then ran onto Hilltop road, where he reportedly pointed the gun-shaped bottle at a bus driver before carjacking a white Toyota Sedan.

After forcing the driver to take him to Parramatta, Twal continued his reckless rampage by driving through Parramatta Road and colliding with other vehicles. The situation escalated when a police helicopter spotted him abandoning the car on Boronia Street in Ermington. Witnesses described the car as being severely damaged, with no tyres and making a loud rattling noise as it drove away.

Eventually, police were able to catch up to the car and arrest Twal at a nearby home in Ermington. However, it is believed that this was not his intended destination. According to police, Twal had ordered the carjacked driver to take him to Villawood. As a result of his actions, Twal is now facing a multitude of charges, including larceny and using an offensive weapon.

Meanwhile, the incident has left witnesses shaken and in disbelief. One witness, Nick Gray, described seeing the car drive down the road with no tyres and making a loud noise as it drove on the rims. It was a sight that left many in shock and disbelief.

In the aftermath of the chase, the community is left wondering what could have caused Twal to act in such a reckless and dangerous manner. As for now, Twal remains in police custody, and the investigation is ongoing.

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