Police saw a silver Ford Falcon drive into a car wash on Geelong Road about 8.50pm on Wednesday, April 17, with further checks revealing the car was allegedly stolen from Torquay in September, 2023.

Officers also discovered the car allegedly had false number plates displayed.

"Two police vehicles parked in front and behind the Ford with their lights and sirens activated, when the driver of the Ford allegedly began ramming both stationary police vehicles," a Victoria Police spokesperson said.

"Two offenders were arrested at the scene and the driver fled on foot but was arrested nearby."

Officers allegedly found a homemade shotgun inside the driver's side door and a fold out knife on the driver.

"Three police members received minor injuries as a result of the collision," the police spokesperson said.

"The driver, a 20-year-old Wendouree man, was transported to hospital with minor injuries."

He has since been charged with aggravated intentional exposure of a police officer to risk while driving, theft of a motor vehicle, and driving, firearm, and drug offences.

He'll face court on July 18.

A 43-year-old Eureka man and a 35-year-old Eureka woman were arrested but released pending further enquiries, police said.

Detectives from the Western Region Crime Squad were involved in the arrests.