A police officer has been allegedly assaulted during a random breath test. Picture: file image A MAN has been charged after allegedly kicked a police officer in the stomach after being asked to provide a breath test last night. About 10.30pm a Toyota Landcruiser on Hannans Street in Kalgoorlie was pulled over and the driver, a 38-year-old man, was asked to provide a breath test. Police allege the man then attempted to drink from a fruit juice bottle which they attempted to take away from him as he struggled. The man was removed from the vehicle where he continued to be aggressive and officers were forced to restrain him, where he allegedly kicked one of the officer's in the stomach. The driver was taken to hospital for treatment to a minor injury he received during the struggle and was interviewed at Kalgoorlie Police Station. He has been charged with obstructing a public officer, assaulting a public officer, excess 0.08 per cent and failing to ensure safe-keeping of a firearm or ammunition and will appear in the Kalgoorlie Magistrate's Court next month. Yanchep armed robbery THE regional investigations unit detectives have called for information on an armed robbery which occurred in Yanchep last night. About 7pm a man entered the Ocean View Bottle Shop armed with a small axe and demanded cash. The staff member complied with the demands and the offender left the shop with an amount of cash. The offender is described as fair skinned, about 30-years-old, 165cm tall, of thin build and has blue eyes. He was unshaven at the time of the offence. He was wearing dark jeans, a white windcheater, black hooded windbreaker and light coloured shoes. Hoon seizures TWO vehicles were seized overnight after being detected travelling at high speeds. A man was charged for allegedly driving his Holden Commodore through road works in Port Hedland at 109km/h in a 60km/h zone. His car has been impounded for 28 days and he has been summonsed for reckless driving. In a separate incident, officers have impounded a man's motorcycle after allegedly detecting him travelling at 176km/h on Albany Highway about 12.55pm yesterday. A 26-year-old Warnbro man has been summonsed for reckless driving. Belmont serious crash POLICE are asking for information on a serious crash which happened in Belmont early this morning. About 12.15am a Ford Falcon XR6 was driving south west on Fairbrother Street when it appears the driver lost control turning on to Abernethy Road and crashed into a light pole. The 19-year-old driver suffered serious injuries and had to be cut free from his vehicle. He is being treated at Royal Perth Hospital. Serpentine ram raid ABOUT 12.50am a white four wheel drive ute was used to smash through the front entrance of the Serpentine Pharmacy on Maxwell Street. It is believed two men entered the pharmacy and stole various medications. The two men were last seen heading towards Mundijong, on Richardson Street. Anyone with information about any of these events should call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.