Then on April 17 about 11.28pm, when police tried to stop Tokona's vehicle for a routine traffic stop on Truman Lane, he sped away, reaching a speed of about 120km/h in the 80km/h zone.
As he drove passed Sandhurst Drive, Tokona switched off the vehicle lights and continued driving at speed.
After turning left on Tareha Lane, and cutting a blind corner, he drove into a residential driveway and on to a lawn.
Tokona jumped out of the vehicle while it was still moving and the vehicle rolled forward into a house, causing extensive damage.
The impact left a hole in the kitchen wall and forced the fridge across the kitchen floor.
Tokona ran into an orchard but was located by police the following morning. He declined to make a statement in explanation for his actions.
He has 12 prior convictions for driving while disqualified or suspended or after his licence had been revoked, the court heard.
Judge Christina Cook further remanded Tokona in custody pending sentencing on June 27.