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A car accident occurred on Dabu Road in Changhua City. A BMW vehicle hit a signal pole and injured a motorcycle rider.
The BMW hit the signal pole so hard that the male driver left his sister behind and ran away. (provided by police)
A shocking car accident occurred on Dabu Road in Changhua City today (17). A man was driving his sister in a BMW while passing by a supermarket. Suspected to have fallen asleep, he suddenly swerved into the lane. He first hit an old man moving the car, and then slammed into a signal pole. Unexpectedly, after the collision, the man did not even take a sobriety test. Before the police arrived, he abandoned the car with the car completely destroyed and ran away with his sister on foot. The sister who was left alone at the scene was dumbfounded.
The old man was preparing to ride a motorcycle when he was hit by a BMW. Fortunately, he only suffered multiple bruises on his hands and feet. He was rushed to Changhua Christian Hospital by ambulance for treatment and was fine and discharged successfully. However, what is surprising is that after the accident, the male driver did not stop to deal with the accident or call the police. Instead, he chose to abandon the BMW with a damaged front and his sister at the scene, "abandoned the car and ran away on foot," leaving the dumbfounded sister to face the police alone.
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After the police arrived, the man's sister alleged that his brother fell asleep and caused the trouble. At present, the police have grasped the identity of the driver. Since the man was involved in a hit-and-run accident and did not complete a sobriety test, the police will continue to trace his arrival statement to clarify the exact cause and responsibility of the accident.
The BMW hit the sign pole, damaging the front end of the car and injuring an old man riding the motorcycle. (provided by police)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will hunt for the male driver and bring him to the case for investigation
Very likely · Within days
Male drivers will face legal liability for hit-and-run and failure to test for alcohol
Likely · Within weeks

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