Surry Hills shootout: Reports of shots fired at Sydney police station A dramatic car chase across Sydney has ended with a man arrested outside an inner city police station. The arrest followed reports of shots heard throughout Surry Hills as police managed to deflate the tires of a white BMW that had been pursued in a high speed chase across the city, chased by police cars across the Harbour Bridge. Police have confirmed the driver, a 33-year-old man wanted for questioning in relation to a violent stabbing in the city's southeast, was arrested following the pursuit that circumnavigated Sydney. The incident started about 7.30am when police responded to reports of a domestic incident in Kensington, police confirmed. Police said this morning a woman, in her 30s, had been taken to St Vincent's hospital with multiple stab wounds after a man with whom police wanted to speak to over the incident had fled the scene in a car. Police spotted the vehicle in Mortdale at about 9.50am when police initiated a pursuit which over the next hour travelled the length of the M5, M7 and the M2. The chase ended outside the Surry Hills Police Station in Goulburn street when the car was cornered by police vehicles. Witnesses say the car's tired were shot out, windows smashed and the driver was pulled from the vehicle and dragged away by police. Police have confirmed a 33-year-old man was arrested and taken into the police station, where he is currently assisting police with their inquiries. Originally published as Car chase ends with shots fired