Sydney man charged over police chase AN unlicensed driver who tried to flee from police has been charged after crashing a car during a chase in Sydney's west. The pursuit began when a registration check revealed an outstanding defect notice on a white Holden Commodore, spotted by officers at Prospect about 4.20pm (AEST) Monday, police say. Police tried to stop the car as it was turning onto the Great Western Highway but the driver allegedly sped off. Police gave chase in a brief pursit which ended when the Commodore hit a median strip and crashed into another car. The driver and two passengers bolted from their damaged car and police began searching for them with help from the dog squad and PolAir. They were found shortly after and taken to Blacktown police station. The 23-year-old driver, from Tregear, was charged with numerous offences including police pursuit (Skye's Law), exceeding the speed limit by more than 45km/h and not holding a licence. He was bailed to appear before Blacktown Local Court in June. The passengers were released without charge.