Driver charged with allegedly mowing down pedestrian at Andrews Farm
A Two Wells man has been charged with acts to endanger life after using his car to allegedly deliberately hit a pedestrian. See the 7News video: Warning graphic content.
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A driver has been arrested for allegedly deliberately mowing down a male pedestrian at Andrews Farm.
CCTV footage, obtained by 7NEWS, shows a Holden sedan driving into and knocking down the pedestrian, on Senna Ave, on Saturday night, at 8.45pm.
An onlooker rushes to the aid of the Andrews Farm man, 29, and repeatedly yells “call the f****** ambulance”.
The man was taken to hospital suffering minor injuries.
Police have alleged the 42-year-old male driver from Two Wells had deliberately hit the man after an altercation at a nearby address.
The driver was charged with acts to endanger life and has been bailed to attend the Elizabeth Magistrates Court on August 28.
Anyone who witnesses the incident and has not spoken to police is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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