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Mercedes GLA hit and runs pet Shiba Inu, owner appealing for more information

Mercedes GLA hit and runs pet Shiba Inu, owner appealing for more information

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I think the fault not on the car driver.
The dog ran recklessly across the road without due care and diligence.
 

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No matter what, the driver should have stopped to render assistance to the dog. Hitting an animal and not stopping to render assistance is an offence under the Road Traffic Act.

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It is in a GCB area, I'm not saying the merc car stay in the same area, it can be traced provided CCTV camera is available at the time of the accident, that road is dark and narrow after 730 pm onwards, the driver may or may not even know if the dog ran to his direction and hit something.

RIP doggie 

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So the GLA is trying to "doge" responsibility?😁

 

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