The Court Will Not Arrest the 18-Year-Old Driver Who Ran over a Cyclist to Death at 100 Km/h in Siófok
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The driver will be placed under criminal supervision by wearing a tracking device, and the prosecutor's office has appealed the decision.
The prosecutor's office is appealing the case of a young wader speeding in a resort area.
A tragic traffic accident occurred in Siófok on the afternoon of August 11, when an eighteen-year-old young man, who had only had a driver's license for two months, ran over a cyclist at high speed in his Mercedes-AMG CLA 35. Although the Kaposvár District Prosecutor's Office requested the arrest of the perpetrator, the Kaposvár District Court only ordered criminal supervision and the wearing of a tracking device.
Siófok car crash: instead of arrest, the suspect was placed under criminal supervision - The 18-year-old driver was able to drive up to 100 kilometers per hour despite the 40 speed limit.
An 18-year-old man suspected of causing the fatal accident was given a tracking device. The prosecution appealed the decision.
The court did not order the arrest of the young man who, on suspicion of significantly exceeding the speed limit, ran over and killed an electric cyclist who was driving legally in Siófok. The man was placed under criminal surveillance with a tracker, but the prosecutor's office appealed the decision.
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