On 3/3, the male driver was criminally detained by Hoang Mai Ward Police for investigation into disturbing public order. Police are continuing their investigation and have not yet released the suspect's identity.
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Police re-enact the accident scene. Photo: Huy Manh
The incident occurred around 21:15 on 27/2, when the male driver of a white pickup truck was traveling on Ring Road three. Near the Tam Trinh intersection, heading from Thanh Tri Bridge towards Yen So, the driver reportedly drove close, swerved, and squeezed a motorbike carrying a man and two passengers, causing them to fall onto the road.
All three victims, including a young child, fell onto the road, narrowly avoiding a collision with a large truck traveling in the same direction alongside them. Following the incident, the pickup truck left the scene. The man riding on the back of the motorbike picked up the child and attempted to pursue the truck, but was unsuccessful.
On the afternoon of 2/3, police interviewed the male driver at their headquarters before taking him to the scene for a re-enactment.
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