A woman passing by a black car parked in a park didn’t see it and hit her in the torso.
There were no occupants in the vehicle and it was parked in a parking space, and a pedestrian was walking to the side and collided with the driver’s side bumper.
Scratches and scratches on the bonnet
After the collision, the pedestrian left the scene without contacting the car owner, and the car owner who was walking behind checked the black box and
The perpetrator was found near the scene.
At the scene, they promised compensation for the damage to the vehicle, but when the compensation amount was requested the next day, they denied the mistake and asked for a medical certificate and in-person registration.
Rather, he claimed that the parked car blocked his path and was not visible because it was dark.
Mapo Station Traffic Department: Since the accident occurred on the road, the traffic department cannot report the accident.
Mapo Police Department Criminal Division: Since there was no intent, it is difficult to consider it as damage to property, and advised to resolve it as a civil case.
The perpetrator is preparing to receive compensation through a civil lawsuit as they cannot compensate without a police investigator or court ruling.