The Civil Guard arrested the truck driver who, presumably, fled after causing a road accident which left four people injured, one seriously, at the roundabout leading to Las Torres de Cotillas (Murcia), according to sources from Benemérita in a statement.
Specifically, in the accident, the driver of a van was seriously injured, while three other people, including two motorcyclists, were injured. hurt from various considerations when their vehicles slide on the roadwhere liquids and remaining materials have been spilled.
The investigation resulted in your arrest.a woman, 43 years oldof Spanish nationality and resident in Murcia, as alleged perpetrator of the crimes against road safety, for grossly reckless driving, leaving the scene of the accident, driving under the influence of drugs – cannabis – and creating a serious risk to road safety due to a diesel spill.
The accident, which occurred on August 2 on the N-344 motorway, which connects Alcantarilla to Valencia, happened when, apparently, A large vehicle entered the roundabout without respecting the right of way. and collided with a van that was driving properly on the roundabout.
The Murcia Civil Guard went to the scene of the accident and found that The vehicle responsible for the accident left behind remains of materials and liquids.which caused motorcyclists and another vehicle to fall due to the slippery conditions in which the road was left.
The Traffic Research and Analysis Group (GIAT) An investigation has been opened to identify and arrest the getaway driver. The investigations were positive with the location of a tractor with a trailer damaged following a collision. The truck was in the parking lot of a transport company in the Murcian municipality of Sangonera La Seca.
The managers of this company collaborated with the civil guards by providing the identity of the person who was driving the vehicle on the day of the incident.
The control from the vehicle tachograph The investigator who caused the accident revealed that at the time of the incident he was driving at twice the maximum speed allowed on the road, i.e. 80 kilometres per hour on a stretch limited to 40.
The detainee and the procedures carried out were made available to the Court of Instruction number 2 of Molina de Segura.
