In Munich there was an accident between a cyclist and an e-scooter driver. The strange thing: after the man helped the woman, he made off.
- There was an accident in Munich in which a woman was seriously injured.
- An e-scooter driver collided with a cyclist.
- The curious thing: First the man helped the seriously injured, but then left the dust.
Munich - First he helped, then he made off. After an accident in Munich, the police are now looking for an e-scooter driver who collided with a cyclist who was seriously injured.
Munich: E-scooter driver collides with a cyclist - then he simply goes away
On Thursday (February 27th, 2020), a 74-year-old pensioner from Munich was out and about in the Am Hart district with her bike at 11.30 a.m. At the same time, the driver of an e-scooter was traveling. As the police reported, the two road users collided due to a visual impairment.
Am Hart in Munich: E-scooter driver rams retiree - now the police are looking for him
The curious thing: At first the cyclist helped the seriously injured woman, but then simply left without having given any personal information. The woman's injuries were so severe that she had to be taken to a hospital. The police are now looking for witnesses who can provide relevant information on the accident. These should contact the accident squad at Tegernseer Landstrasse on 089 / 6216-3322.
Here is the full police report
“On Thursday, February 27th, 2020, around 11:30 a.m., a 74-year-old pensioner from Munich cycled her fingertips with her bicycle. At the same time, a previously unknown driver (e-bike or e-scooter) was also driving this road. At level 3, the two road users collided due to a visual impairment. While the male driver was able to avoid a fall, the 74-year-old from Munich fell to the ground and was seriously injured. The previously unknown male driver initially helped the 74-year-old, but then left the scene of the accident without providing any personal information.
The 74-year-old was taken to a hospital for inpatient treatment using an ambulance. Immediately initiated search measures for the male vehicle driver have so far been negative. "
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