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Last month, there was an incident in which a driver who was driving a vehicle while intoxicated hit a woman in her 20s who was walking on the road and put her in serious condition.
The driver of the so-called ‘Rolls Royce case’ was arrested and charged today.
Immediately after the accident, the driver left the scene and returned, it was revealed that he did so to fabricate the fact that he was taking drugs.
Reporter Song Jae-won will tell you.
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A motorcyclist who notices a serious accident runs to the victim who is crushed by the car.
In the meantime, the driver in white short sleeves opens the car door and pretends to be different.
Moments later, the driver leisurely walks past the dispatching fire engine and ambulance.
The place I headed out of the field was none other than plastic surgery.
This is where the driver, Mr. Shin, administered drugs from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm on the day before the accident.
Shin, who confirmed that the hospital door was closed, returned to the scene in 20 minutes and was arrested by the police.
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″Why are you running away? There are so many people”
Shin claimed to have left the scene to seek help from a plastic surgeon, but the prosecution’s judgment was different.
In addition to the hit-and-run, there was also an attempt to destroy evidence.
Prosecutors found that Shin tried to talk to the hospital to hide the fact that he was taking drugs immediately after the accident.
The prosecution said that Shin tried to cancel the hospital payment details on the day and also confirmed the circumstances in which he tried to destroy the cell phone containing information related to the destruction of evidence.
The police, who handed over the case to the prosecution, are conducting an additional investigation into the alleged habitual use of drugs such as ketamine detected by Shin.
This is MBC News Song Jae-won.
Video editing: Jinwoo Kim
2023-09-06 11:31:36
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