``Drunk driver'' who hit and ran a mother and child on a crosswalk... caught by motorbike deliveryman = South Korea

On the 22nd, the Songpa Police Station in Seoul, South Korea, announced, ``A man in his 30s has been booked and is being investigated on suspicion of driving a car under the influence of alcohol and hitting and running a mother and her child who were crossing a crosswalk.''
I made it. According to the police, Suspect A is suspected of driving a car while intoxicated in Songpa-gu on the 20th at around 10:30 p.m. and hitting and running a woman in her 40s and a 4-year-old girl (special crime).
(e.g. escaping causing bodily harm under the Aggravated Punishment Act). The mother and child were taken to the hospital after the accident, but their injuries were reportedly not life-threatening.
A motorcycle deliveryman who witnessed the accident scene and chased Suspect A was about 1 kilometer away from the scene after the incident.
Suspect A was captured in the underground parking lot of the building. Police responded to the report and arrested Suspect A red-handed. At the time of his arrest, Suspect A's blood alcohol concentration was 0.08%, the standard for license revocation.
It had doubled to 0.15%.