Lout Callum Dorrian rams cop cars, jumps red lights, drives on wrong side of the road and is cornered in school playground
A DRINK driver was caught on video leading police on a 16 mile chase at speeds of up to 130mph which only ended when he smashed his way through a primary school's gates and was cornered in the playground.
Callum Dorrian repeatedly rammed police cars, drove on the wrong side of the road and jumped red lights on the dangerous ride around Greater Manchester.
A judge who jailed the 26-year-old delivery driver for 12 months told him it was only "pure chance" no one was hurt.
The pursuit began when Dorrian, who had been drinking while watching football at a pub, was spotted speeding in his VW Golf GT at 11.45pm on June 16.
He refused to stop and the police helicopter was brought in as he was chased through residential streets in Bury, Radcliffe and Prestwich by two police cars.
Bolton Crown Court was shown footage of the pursuit taken from one of the police cars, which revealed how Dorrian went through red lights, drove on the wrong carriageway and forced other vehicles to swerve to avoid him.
On Butterstile Lane in Prestwich, Dorrian stopped and reversed, deliberately ramming the front of the police car before speeding onto Bury New Road at 80mph.
The police footage goes on to show the Golf reaching up to 130mph as it flies up the M66, coming off the sliproad at Bury and driving towards the town centre before trying to lose cops by heading onto Parkhills Road and along Spring Lane.
Dorrian then doubled back towards Bury, speeding along Manchester Road and Market Street before it turned into Morley Street, a cul-de-sac which ends at St Luke's CE Primary School.
But Dorrian still refused to give himself up despite police cars boxing him in and rammed them before smashing his way through the school gates.
When he was cornered against a wall he fled on foot but was caught after a short chase.
A breath test revealed he was two and a half times the legal alcohol limit.
Dorrian, of Ordsall, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and drink driving.
The court heard he already had a significant criminal record and had previously served 20 months in jail for alcohol fuelled violent disorder.
He and his brother Liam, a former amateur boxer who once gave Amir Khan a bloody nose, "went berserk" and smashed up a strip club after accusing another punter of being a "CID grass".
Judge Richard Gioserano told him: "Here you are again drinking far too much to drive, but driving anyway.
"The danger you posed to others that night is obvious and substantial. It is only a matter of pure chance that no one was hurt."
Dorrian was also banned from driving for two and a half years, after which he must take an extended retest.
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