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✓ The Canberra TimesPower & Policy

Driver who helped paramedics at Ngunnawal crash then left before police arrived

A driver helped a struck pedestrian then left before police arrived on July 26; investigators suspect misunderstanding.

On July 26 about 1pm, a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle crossing Marungul Avenue in Ngunnawal. The driver stopped and stayed until paramedics arrived.

The driver spoke with the ambulance crew and gave information to help treat the injured person. The driver then left before police got there.

Investigators believe the driver may have left due to a misunderstanding and are appealing for them to come forward. Police want to speak with them about the collision.

Why it mattersThe driver's account could help clarify what happened and whether charges should follow.

AustraliaACT Policing is asking anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or use the ACT website.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 21 h ago

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