A BRITISH national has been arrested in a Murcia region city after a police chase where his car drove on the wrong side of the road.
The Brit went round various pharmacies in Yecla with bogus prescriptions for anti-psychotic drugs.
None of the chemists gave him what he wanted and they notified authorities about his visits.
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Yecla Policia Local and Policia Nacional patrol cars were then sprung into action to stop him leaving the area.
When he spotted the police vehicles, a high-speed chase ensued down several streets before he was blocked in on Calle Alferez Maestre.
The man was detained and taken to the Policia Nacional station ahead of a court appearance.
He faces charges of trying to use false prescriptions as well as road safety offences committed during the police pursuit.