YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — While attempting to escape, a fleeing driver collided multiple times with a Pennsylvania State Police vehicle after both were surrounded in a parking lot in York County.

According to a criminal complaint filed by State Police in York, 33-year-old David Frederick of Maryland attempted to elude police when he turned into a dead-end street at the intersection of Salem Church Road and Lake Road in Springfield Township around 7 p.m.

According to police reports, Frederick drove a police officer's car into the front of the vehicle. He then drove forward, backed into the patrol car again and was able to escape.

However, it wasn't long before state police announced they could take him into custody.

Another officer said he saw “severe” damage to the front of the patrol car, the complaint states.

For the collision with the PSP patrol car, Frederick is charged with aggravated assault with a vehicle, simple assault and harassment.

Online court records also show that Frederick faces multiple charges related to the chase.

Frederick is in the York County Jail with bail set at $50,000 awaiting a preliminary hearing on July 15.