A property mogul has been charged with drink-driving following a four-car crash that left a pregnant girl injured.
Housemark director Jonathan Fraser Bell, 28 was driving in his Lamborghini Urus alongside Kent Avenue in New Farm, Brisbane, at 7.40pm on Friday.
He allegedly crossed over onto the other facet of the street earlier than his luxurious SUV collided with a Toyota Corolla.
A Mazda CX-3 and a Toyota Yaris had been additionally broken with the crash bringing down surrounding powerlines.
The passengers who had been travelling within the different three autos suffered a number of accidents together with cuts to the pinnacle, a damaged arm and chest and belly ache.
The passengers inside Bell’s SUV managed to crawl their method out of the wreckage earlier than they had been rushed to the Royal Brisbane and Girls’s Hospital.
A younger girl who was travelling within the Lamborghini is known to have met Bell simply hours earlier than the crash, the Courier Mail reported.
Johnathan Fraser Bell, 28 (pictured) is a younger businessman who’s the managing director of property administration firm Housemark
The Lamborghini Urus (pictured) crashed right into a sedan on the other facet of the street alongside Kent Avenue, in New Farm, Brisbane on Friday round 7.40pm
Bell was charged with low-range drink-driving.
He’ll entrance the Brisbane Magistrates Court docket on August 5.
Bell based Housemark in 2019 and the property administration firm now takes care of greater than 2,000 properties throughout south-east Queensland.
Its web site describes Bell as a motivated and dedicated director of ‘south-east Queensland’s quickest rising property administration firm.’
‘Jonathan doesn’t do issues by halves, holding himself and his staff to a really excessive customary,’ it reads.
‘It was this method and work ethic that led him to understand and capitalise on an enormous hole available in the market for high quality property administration.’
Bell can also be the founding father of the Wingman Group, a consultancy agency that gives outsourcing companies to companies.
He additionally teaches a four-week administration course and shares his insights into operating a profitable actual property enterprise.
The 28-year-old is known to be paying $1,800 per week to hire a property in Clayfield.
Each day Mail Australia has contacted Housemark for remark.
