Cranbourne East man charged over Dingley Village collision that left pedestrian with serious head injury
A Cranbourne East man has been charged after a collision in Dingley Village left a pedestrian in a critical condition.
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A Cranbourne East man has been charged after allegedly causing a collision that left a pedestrian in a critical condition.
The 50-year-old allegedly crashed into the back of a parked car, which subsequently struck a pedestrian in Dingley Village`.
Ambulance officers attended the scene on Mornington Peninsula Freeway on September 12, where the 23-year-old Cranbourne man was rushed to The Alfred with a serious head injury.
The patient remains in a critical but stable condition.
The driver was also taken to hospital under police guard.
After a public appeal for witness of the driver in a Toyota Yaris prior to the collision, police charged the man with dangerous driving causing serious injury on September 13.
The man will appear at Moorabbin Magistrates’ Court on September 20.
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