By A dangerous driver’s game of hide and seek with police officers failed miserably when he was found inside a storage cupboard.
Callum Monds, of no known address, was seen driving a silver VW Golf in the early hours of 2 August last year.
The 23 year old was spotted by officers approaching a red light at speed before braking heavily to stop before the white line.
Police followed Monds but he failed to stop, despite them using sirens and blue lights.
Monds drove dangerously through residential streets of Peterborough at speeds of more than 70mph, despite the 30mph limit.
On the A1139 – a dual carriageway – Monds drove at speeds of more than 100mph.
He also drove through multiple sets of red traffic lights and travelled the wrong way round a roundabout, forcing two other drivers out of his path.
He continued on Whittlesey Road and drove the wrong way round a roundabout again, before driving up a footpath.
Monds eventually stopped the car in a residential area and, together with his passenger, ran off on foot.
Both men fled towards the rear garden of a house in Henson Drive. Police searched the area and found the men hiding in an outside storage cupboard.
