Scooter operator absconded after traffic collision
In the quiet town of Hürth, Germany, on Sunday evening, a disturbing incident occurred. A 44-year-old pedestrian was hit by an E-scooter rider and the perpetrator fled the scene.
The victim was crossing the street with relatives at the intersection of Krankenhausstraße and Kochstraße when the collision occurred. The E-scooter rider, described as a 25-year-old blond man with a long blond beard, was coming from Bachstraße towards "In den Höhnen" street.
The fleeing E-scooter rider was wearing a beige pants and a beige hoodie, and was riding a black E-scooter while carrying a black backpack. After the collision, the rider had a brief conversation with the victim without exchanging personal details and then left the scene.
The police arrived at the scene promptly, securing evidence and filing an accident report. The traffic commissioners have initiated investigations into the incident. The presumed E-Scooter driver who lightly injured the pedestrian has not been publicly identified as of yet.
The police are urging the E-scooter rider to contact them and are seeking witnesses to the incident. Tips can be submitted to the investigators by phone at 02271 81-0 or via email at [email protected].
The incident was reported by Polizei Rhein-Erft-Kreis and transmitted via news aktuell. For media inquiries, please contact the Rhein-Erft District Police Press and Public Relations at Phone: 02271 81-3305, Fax: 02271 81-3309, Email: [email protected].
The community is asked to remain vigilant and report any information that could aid in the investigation. The safety of all residents is of utmost importance.
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