Motorcyclist hits teenagers on the sidewalk in Juiz de Fora
Quick Look
- Motorcyclist lost control of the vehicle and hit teenagers sitting on the sidewalk in the Nossa Senhora de Lourdes neighborhood, in Juiz de Fora.
- The young people suffered bruises, were treated by Samu and released after hospital care.
- The suspect was arrested red-handed after trying to escape, carrying drugs and not having a license.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
The incident occurred in the Nossa Senhora de Lourdes neighborhood, in Juiz de Fora, where teenagers were sitting on the sidewalk when they were hit by a motorcyclist who lost control of the vehicle.
Motorcyclist hit teenagers who were sitting on the sidewalk at Nossa Senhora de Lourdes, in Juiz de Fora — Photo: PMMG
According to the Military Police, the boys were sitting on the sidewalk of a house when the motorcyclist lost control of the vehicle and hit them, throwing them against a wall.
According to the police, residents reported that the boy performed dangerous maneuvers, such as “steering” and “cutting corners” with the motorcycle. He tried to escape, but was restrained by members of the public.
During the approach, according to the PM, the suspect refused to hand over his cell phone and threw it on the ground. During a personal search, a portion of a substance similar to marijuana and R$47 in cash were found on his person. He did not have a license and was arrested red-handed.
The teenagers who were run over suffered abrasions on their legs, were treated by Samu and taken to Hospital São Vicente de Paulo. After medical care, they were released.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The suspect will be brought to justice and will face charges of directional bodily harm, possession of drugs and driving without a license.
Very likely · Within days
Open Questions
- What was the speed of the motorcyclist at the time of the accident?
- Did the suspect have a record of dangerous driving or drug use?
- Will there be criminal proceedings in addition to the arrest for bodily injury and drug possession?
