Traffic Police Officer Hits Elementary Student at Crosswalk While Chasing Two-Wheeler Violating Traffic Rules
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Yoon Jamin] A police officer in Gwangju chased a motorbike driver who violated traffic laws and ended up hitting an elementary school student crossing the crosswalk on a green pedestrian signal.
According to Gwangju Police on the 10th, on the 5th at an intersection in Singa-dong, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City, Patrol Officer A from Gwangsan Police Station hit a 5th-grade elementary school student, B, who was crossing the crosswalk.
Officer A was chasing a motorbike driver who violated a signal at another intersection without wearing a helmet.
The motorbike driver ignored the red stop signal and passed through the intersection where the accident occurred, and Officer A, following behind, entered the intersection, causing the accident.
Officer A immediately requested cooperation from nearby patrolling police officers and transported B to the hospital.
B is reported to have sustained relatively minor injuries such as abrasions.
The motorbike driver was caught by another police officer who received the cooperation request and was fined 60,000 won.
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Meanwhile, to ensure the fairness of the investigation, Gwangsan Police Station transferred the case to the Western Police Station.
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