A Cammeray man was charged after he allegedly kicked a dog, hurled pet food at a woman and assaulted a man with a tree branch during an hour-long crime rampage in Sydney's inner south.
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Police say they were called to a fast-food restaurant in Waterloo after reports a man threw drinks at a customer and nabbed food from behind the counter before fleeing shortly after 5pm on Saturday.
Soon after, a man reported that a bike had been thrown at his car on Wyndham Street.
The man then went into a pet shop on the same street, where he threw a bag of dog food at a female worker and threatened her.
He hurled threats at two customers and booted one of their dogs in the ribs, police say.
The man allegedly damaged a car then assaulted the man with the branch on Brennan Street in Alexandria.
Fire crews were called to Henderson Road, Alexandria, after the man set fire to a motorbike before the flames spread to a car parked nearby and engulfed both vehicles.
Witness reports led police to arrest the man, from Cammeray, in Eveleigh shortly before 6pm.
He was charged with 11 offences, including three assaults, animal cruelty, intimidation, property damage and affray.
The man was refused bail in Parramatta court on Sunday and will re-appear at Central Local Court on January 7.
