Instant karma! Moment thug who hurled glass bottles at moving police car is arrested

Published: 22:58, 7 August 2026 | Updated: 23:16, 7 August 2026 This is the moment a man who threw glass bottles at a moving police car and 'almost killed' an officer was arrested. Dramatic footage shows the thug's instant karma after the enraged police man arrested him on suspicion of criminal damage.  The officer was responding to a call out in Aberdare in South Wales when Mark Fraser, 40, hurled a bag of glass bottles and smashed the windscreen of the car. Furious, the officer said: 'I'm driving down here, responding to a G1, and now I can't because I'm dealing with you - you could have killed me, mate. 'Look at that, look at the damage you've done to my car. That's now a car off the road so it can't respond to any emergencies.'   Fraser said: 'I'm sorry... I don't know why I did that.' The officer responds: 'I don't know why you've done it either.' The officer shows Fraser the damage to the car, with its entire windscreen shattered, before arresting him. The officer was responding to a call out in Aberdare in South Wales when Mark Fraser, 40, hurled a bag of glass bottles and smashed the windscreen of the car. Dramatic footage shows the thug's instant karma after the enraged police officer arrested him on suspicion of criminal damage Pictured: The blue bag containing the glass bottles which damaged the officer's car South Wales Police said the incident caused around £900 of damage to the vehicle, and put the officer in harm's way. In a court appearance on Wednesday, Fraser admitted to criminal damage by recklessly endangering life, and was sentenced to three years in prison, suspended for three years. He was also ordered to complete 250 hours of unpaid work and to pay over £6000 in compensation. South Wales Police posted video of the incident on social media, adding: 'The damage cost hundreds of pounds to fix. 'It also shows that even as our officers put themselves in harm's way every day, sometimes danger can come from unexpected places.'