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The driver of a Toyota HiAce van is facing charges of negligent driving and large commercial drug supply after he allegedly hit parked police cruisers while transporting as much as $200 million worth of crystal meth in Sydney, Australia on Monday.

The incident unfolded just after 10:30 a.m., when the van allegedly hit vehicles belonging to the New South Wales Police right in front of the Eastwood Police Station on Ethel Road, said a news release.

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CCTV video shows the van turning right on to a quiet street, swerving and then hitting the vehicles before driving away.

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One of the cruisers appeared to have sustained heavy damage, but no one was hurt.

A police inspector with the Ryde Police Area Command stopped the van on Church Street about an hour later.

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The inspector spoke with the 28-year-old man driving the van and then searched the vehicle.

Inside, police found moving boxes that held “multiple bags of a crystalline substance.”

Presumptive testing confirmed that the bags contained methylamphetamine, a drug that forms the base of the “fastest growing illicit drug market in Queensland,” according to the Australian state’s government.

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Police uncovered 273 kilograms of the drug in crystal, or “ice” form, which collectively could carry a street value of over A$200 million (approximately C$184 million), police said.

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The driver was refused bail and he faces three charges in total, which include not giving particulars to police.

The HiAce van was seized for forensic analysis.

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