Police officer dragged by stolen car at Acacia Ridge A police officer is in hospital after being dragged 20 metres along the road by a stolen car on Brisbane's southside. Two constables stopped the stolen car on Wakley Street, Acacia Ridge, about 10.30pm on Sunday. The 16-year-old passenger allegedly ran from the car and the male constable gave chase, leaving his female partner to speak to the young driver. As the female constable approached the driver, he allegedly reversed suddenly, trapping her between the door and the car. She was dragged about 20 metres, before falling to the ground, police said. The 17-year-old driver allegedly sped off, before abandoning the car in nearby Dellow Street. He ran and hid underneath a house in Wakley Street, where he was eventually found by a police dog named Tank. ""The man sustained a bite to his arm when he attempted to flee again,"" a police spokesman said. He was taken to the Princess Alexandra Hospital for treatment. The female constable remains in the Princess Alexandra Hospital, with a suspected spinal injury and cuts and abrasions. Her partner was also taken to hospital with cuts and abrasions. The 17-year-old Margate man has been charged with seven offences including burglary, unlawful use of a motor vehicle and unlicensed driving. He was due to face Richlands Magistrates Court on Monday. The 16-year-old boy was also charged with unlawful use of a motor vehicle and will be dealt with under the provisions of the Youth Justices Act.