Street Watch: Fleeing teen crashes The scene of the Kingsford accident. STAY up-to-date on all the police activity and crime across the Sydney region with our interactive map. A 29-YEAR-OLD woman has been hospitalised after a teenager allegedly fleeing police crashed into her car at an intersection in Sydney's south. The 17-year-old driver fled the scene but was quickly caught and was charged with numerous offences. He is expected to appear in Waverley Court next month. A 17-year-old passenger was released without charge. A MAN destroyed a hotel room after a failed attempt to return there with a woman. Tommy Good, 28, allegedly smashed his fists into mirrored cupboards at the Waldorf Apartments at Rosehill, causing $1000 worth of damage. He was charged with destroying property and granted bail. THREE boys were charged after robbing three people at knife-point. The crime spree began about 1am outside the Overseas Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay where they allegedly stole a wallet and mobile phone from a 25-year-old man after threatening him with a knife. The boys then held up a 17 year old and 16 year old with a knife at Bulletin Place about 15 minutes later. Police arrested the trio at the corner of George and Bridge Streets. They were bailed and will face children's court next month. A FATHER attacked a former neighbour with an axe in front of his 12-year-old son, a court has been told. It's alleged Ali Khater, 44, blames the victim Jason Potter for the breakdown of his marriage. Khater is accused of pulling over his car in which his son was a passenger on Hoxton Park Rd, Lurnea after spotting Mr Potter on the side of the road. He allegedly grabbed a short-handled axe and struck the victim several times, cutting the back of his head, his nose, and leg. Mr Potter grabbed the axe from him and allegedly struck his attacker several times, and also punched him in the face, before Khater regained control of the axe and returned to his car. Mr Potter was taken to Liverpool Hospital for treatment and Khater was later charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. He was refused bail in Parramatta Bail Court yesterday. THREE employees of a bar on Holt St have been assaulted during an armed robbery. Two men entered the premise about 4am on Sunday where they stole a number of personal items. One male staff member suffered a dislocated shoulder, while two other employees received facial injuries. The two robbers were last seen running south on Holt St. A SELF-CONFESSED drug addict asked for bail so that he could "have a bit of time" before he goes to jail. Mark Thirwell, 39, was arrested on Saturday after allegedly demanding money with menace from a man in Miranda. Parramatta Bail Court was told Thirwell was already on bail for offences of a similar nature. Thirwell, representing himself, said he was a drug addict and said he knew that he was going to jail. "What I'm asking for is a bit more time before I go," he said. Magistrate Carl Milovanovich said the court is not "Paddy's Markets where we negotiate" and refused Thirwell bail. A DISQUALIFIED driver who is a "habitual offender" has been caught back behind the wheel, police say. Michele Louise Simms, 39, was arrested after being pulled over by police in Merrylands on Saturday. It's alleged she gave officers a false name and address. In arguing for bail, the court was told Simms held an administration role in a roof restoration company busy with work from the Blue Mountains bushfires and they needed her assistance. Police said she was a habitual offender and already on a good behaviour bond. Magistrate Carl Milovanovich granted Simms bail. TEN people have been charged with drug offences after police targeted two floating dance parties on Sydney Harbour on Saturday. Police from the Marine Area Command searched 41 people on two licensed charter vessels, charging 10 people with 15 offences. One partygoer was allegedly caught with 53 tablets, believed to be ecstasy, and has been charged with drug supply. Marine Area Command's Superintendent Mark Hutchings said police will continue to target those who break the law on the waterways. A MAN was taken to hospital with hypothermia after being winched to safety from an island on Chipping Norton Lake in Sydney's southwest. Police were called to Wildelief Reserve near Ferry Rd about 1pm after receiving reports a man was in the water. The man made it to the island where he called for help. He was winched off the island by a police helicopter.