The woman pushed the stroller across the road and was almost hit! Police arrested the 44-year-old male driver four days later
A video circulated on the Internet shows a woman pushing a stroller on the 21st of this month, when crossing the road at Castle Peak Road in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, near the Gold Coast, a green BMW suspected of running a red light suddenly approached and almost hit the woman and her stroller (right side of the picture).
Fortunately, the woman immediately stopped and stopped the stroller after discovering it in time; The BMW's private car also immediately stopped the car and did not knock the woman and the stroller over. Police noticed the footage and conducted an investigation and arrested the 44-year-old male driver.
The Police said that they were aware of an online footage showing that at about 7pm on June 21, a woman pushing a stroller crossed the road at a pedestrian crossing near the Gold Coast at the So Kwun Wat Section of Castle Peak Road, Tuen Mun, during which a private car was suspected of violating the traffic light directions. No one was injured in the incident. After an in-depth investigation, officers of the Regional Traffic Investigation Team of New Territories North yesterday (25th) arrested a 44-year-old local male driver on suspicion of dangerous driving. The arrested persons have been released on bail pending further investigation and are required to report to the Police in late July.
Road users, whether drivers or pedestrians, should pay attention to their surroundings and remember to obey traffic signals and other traffic rules, and not to be greedy for convenience at the expense of their own safety or that of other road users. Dangerous driving is a serious offence under the Road Traffic Ordinance (Cap. 374) and is liable on conviction to imprisonment for three years, a fine of HK$25,000 and a suspension for two years.
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