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The female rider hit the bicycle while "carrying the opposite direction" and complained angrily! A man files a counter-suit against the "Children's and Juvenile Act" │One TV News reporter Cai Yijie
News link:https://youtu.be/FUD4pwyKIXI
A traffic dispute occurred in Taipei City's Dongmen Business District a few days ago. A woman was riding an electric bicycle in the wrong direction while driving a 10-year-old child. However, a man rode toward her on a bicycle in the opposite direction. Although the two did not collide, the girl was frightened and the whole car She fell sideways, and both she and the child were injured. The man left without staying, which made the woman angry and filed a lawsuit. However, the man noticed that there was a child in her car and also sued Er Shao Fa.
Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm said that although the party involved in this case was driving in the opposite direction and did not pay attention to the situation in front of the vehicle, because the riding speed was not fast, the children in the back seat would not be immediately endangered or injured. Therefore, the prosecutor believed that this case did not constitute a serious crime. The crime of public danger did not violate the Children and Juvenile Act, and he was given a non-prosecution sanction.
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