Clip of a girl clinging to a car being thrown onto the road, almost being pushed over: The driver has been identified, not confirmed due to jealousy

04/05/2022 10:57 GMT+7

The leader of Traffic Police Team No. 5 added: “The police agency has clarified that the Mazda CX-5 car in the case is owned by a citizen in Hung Yen province. The driver was invited by the police to the headquarters to investigate and clarify the cause of the incident. It is not known at this time whether the cause is jealousy or not.”

The image of a woman clinging to the door of a Mazda CX-5 car was thrown onto the street.

Regarding the driver’s identity, he shared: “When there is specific information, the unit will notify the leader of the Traffic Police Department of the Hanoi City Police. At that time, the spokesman of the Traffic Police Department will inform the press later.”

Before that, on the morning of May 3, discussed with PV Infoneta leader of Traffic Police Department – Hanoi City Police said: “The unit has directed Traffic Police Team No. 5 to urgently investigate and clarify the case of the woman hanging on the door of a Mazda CX-5 car, after It was thrown onto the road, causing traffic insecurity.”

According to initial information, on the afternoon of May 1, the social network spread a clip recording the scene of a scuffle occurring at the ring road 3, the section crossing Thanh Tri bridge into National Highway 5, towards Co Linh intersection. , Long Bien district, Hanoi.

According to the clip content, a woman tries to pull and open the side door of the Mazda CX-5 with control plate 89A – 141.36.

However, not only did the car door not open, but the driver of the box truck continued to run, despite the woman clinging to the door.

After about 10 seconds, the woman lost her hand and fell on the road, while the Mazda continued to accelerate and ran away. The person who posted the clip said this was a case of “jealousy”.

Analyzing the case, lawyer Nguyen Anh Thom – Head of the Nguyen Anh Office of Law (Hanoi) said: “The driver’s behavior is dangerous when driving a car is a source of extreme danger at high speed, dodging for The woman who was clinging to the door fell to the street.

The law requires vehicle drivers to know when people cling to the car door if moving and swerving for them to fall is dangerous to their lives. In fact, the victim fell, but fortunately was not hit by the wheel when the woman’s head was right next to the wheel of the car.

Considering the driver’s behavior showing hooliganism, aggression has shown signs of committing the crime of “Murder” according to Article 123 of the Penal Code.

The victim’s death is due to luck, so the crime is an unsatisfactory crime as prescribed in Article 15 of the Penal Code.

The driver’s error in this case is a direct intentional fault “well aware that his behavior is dangerous for society, foresee the consequences of that behavior and expect the consequences to happen”.

Yen River