A Gold Coast woman has been charged after allegedly trying to run down several pedestrians when she was kicked out of a Brisbane pub on Sunday afternoon.
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Police alleged the 35-year-old woman mounted the kerb and drove at four people on Little Stanley Street in South Brisbane about 6.20pm on Sunday, before taking off at high speed.
Three people were unhurt but one man suffered minor injuries to his ankle and shoulder.
It is believed the woman had been at the nearby Plough Inn before the incident.
A police spokesman said the woman got into her vehicle after being kicked out of a pub and did not know the pedestrians.
The Coomera woman was eventually located about 130 kilometres' drive away in the Toowoomba suburb of Wilsonton.
She was charged with four counts of acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm and was expected to appear in Toowoomba Magistrates Court on Monday.
