Below is from Queensland Police Service Website (www.police.qld.gov.au). Not too sure at this stage how the officer's are fairing. News this morning said the dog squad officer's jaw may be broken. One offender still outstanding.

This is one of many violent attacks on Police that have happened in the last month recently over here. Appears that grubs are using violence against us a lot more to try and escape.

Once I hear more, I'll post again.

Officer struck by car, Sunnybank – update:

Police continue to search for a woman driving a blue Chrysler who struck a female officer with her car in Sunnybank this afternoon. The officer approached two people acting suspiciously in a car parked outside the Rugby League Club on Woff Street shortly after 3pm. The male passenger fled on foot while the female driver ran over the officer. The officer was taken to the Mater Private Hospital with deep lacerations and abrasions to her hands and knees.

A police dog tracked the passenger to a home in Shelley Street. The 29-year-old man allegedly produced a can of capsicum spray, sprayed the dog squad officer then punched him in the face. The police dog protected its handler and launched at the man who was then restrained and arrested. The man was taken to the PA Hospital to be treated for lacerations.

Police will formally speak with him tomorrow morning. The Dog Squad officer was also taken to the Mater Private Hospital where he is receiving treatment for facial injuries. (Evening Round Up July 9-Media and Public Affairs Branch)

I wish the officer well and the scumbags nothing but pain.

B*?£ards!!! Keep us posted disco. Hope the doggy had sharp teeth.

Article: Courier Mail: www.thecouriermail.news.com.au/story/0,20797,19740388-3102,00.html
Woman charged over cop attack


July 10, 2006
This article from : AAP
A 28-year-old woman has been charged with attempted murder after a police officer was hit by a car in Brisbane's south.

The woman is expected to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court today, after surrendering to police this morning.

Police said the trouble began when an officer attempted to question two people acting suspiciously in a car parked outside Sunnybank Rugby League club about 3pm (AEST) yesterday.

A male passenger ran away, but the female driver knocked down the policewoman and drove off, police said.

The officer was treated at the Mater Private Hospital for deep cuts to her hands and knees.

Meanwhile, a dog squad officer located the 29-year-old passenger a short time later in a nearby street.

But the man was armed with capsicum spray and used it on the officer before punching him in the face, breaking his jaw.

The police dog attacked the assailant and held him until back-up arrived.

The man was arrested and was receiving treatment for lacerations at Princess Alexandra Hospital. He faces further questioning today.

The male officer is recovering in Mater Private Hospital.

Police were contacted by the woman's solicitor this morning and she later surrendered to police.

A police spokeswoman said officers were still searching Sunnybank for items believed to be dumped by the man, as well as a sky blue Chrysler driven by the woman yesterday.

Yes sadley the doggie got his jaw broken but is recovering in hospital well from the emails we are getting. Also the officer run down is ok an is also recovering. At least they have got both the grubs now. The grub who got bitten, I believe got bitten real good so hopefully he'll think twice before taking on a doggie again

Our courts strike again

Woman bailed over mowing down cop
By Johanna Leggatt
July 11, 2006
This article from : AAP
A WOMAN accused of running over and injuring a policewoman fled the scene because she thought the officer was unhurt, a Brisbane court has been told.
Naturopath Adele Fraser, 28, from Camp Hill in Brisbane's inner east, gave herself up to police yesterday and was charged with attempted murder and dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm.
She was granted bail during a brief court appearance in the Brisbane Magistrates Court today and ordered to reappear for a mention on August 28.
On Sunday, police allege a female officer approached a pale blue Chrysler sedan parked outside Sunnybank Rugby League club, in Brisbane's south, and in it were Ms Fraser and her co-accused, Shane Christopher Saunders.
It is alleged that while Mr Saunders got out of the car and ran off, Ms Fraser drove the car into the officer, causing severe lacerations.
She then sped off.
However, her defence lawyer Jim Coburn told the court Ms Fraser drove off because she thought the officer was okay.
"She looked in the rear view mirror and saw her pick herself up and dust herself off and thought she was okay," she said.
"She's not a cold or hard criminal. She panicked and drove away.
"And, by surrendering, she has shown her true colours and remorse."
Mr Coburn said the prosecution had no chance of proving the attempted murder charge.
"She acknowledges that the manner she drove in injured the police officer.
"But the charge of attempted murder is a joke."
However, police prosecutor Michelle Clark told the court Ms Fraser was on bail for break and entering at the time of the offence, and could not be trusted not to flee.
"She's shown no concern for the injuries suffered to the police officer," she said.
"The police officer has to go to hospital on a daily basis to receive treatment."

I'll second that.

And welldone police dog, what a diamond.