Police car crashes into Brunswick East coffee warehouse during cyclist chase A dramatic chase of a cyclist through Brunswick East ends with a police car crashing into a coffee warehouse. A POLICE car crashed into a coffee warehouse in an ill-fated bid to stop a cyclist. And unfortunately for the officers involved, the embarrassing bingle has been caught on camera. Dramatic CCTV vision shows the patrol car chasing a cyclist down Lygon St in Brunswick East early last Thursday morning. The cyclist was chased on to the footpath by the police car, which ran over a tree and smashed into the Padre Coffee warehouse. Co-owner Marinus Jansen told the Herald Sun the company had installed the camera to catch graffiti artists but was instead "blown away" to see the out-of-control police chase. He said the bike had been sandwiched between the car and the building, which had just been freshly painted. There was only minor damage to a brick wall and the warehouse's security door. "We called Brunswick police station and told them we've got the video," Mr Jansen said. They came down and were really sheepish but trying not to laugh. Mr Jansen posted the video to Instagram - "#speechless #brunswickas" - and said his staff had edited a version with the Benny Hill theme song. Victoria Police spokeswoman Belinda Batty said the cyclist, a 32-year-old Coburg man, suffered minor injuries during the arrest. He was charged on summons with drug offences. Twitter: @tminear