Drunk Driving DJ's eyewitness report goes viral = South Korea

Ahn, a 20-year-old club DJ who killed a 50-year-old motorbike delivery man by drunk driving in Gangnam, Seoul, has been arrested, and eyewitness accounts of the tragic accident scene are being reported one after another.
ing. Ahn is suspected of driving a car under the influence of alcohol in Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu around 4:30 a.m. on the 3rd of this month, and rear-ending the motorcycle of deliveryman A (54), killing him. It is
Ru. At the time, Ahn's blood alcohol level was at the level where his license would be revoked. According to News 1 on the 7th, Bae was working early in the morning as a parking attendant at a hotel near the accident site.
was surprised by a loud noise coming from the road and looked around when he saw the accident. Mr. Bae said, ``(At the time of the accident), it wasn't the thud that normally occurs when a traffic accident occurs, but the sound of a key.
I heard a dragging sound,'' he recalled. According to the police, Ahn allegedly rear-ended Mr. A's motorcycle from behind and ran about 100 meters further before coming to a stop, and Mr. Bae
It is presumed that the scene was witnessed. Mr. Bae said, ``There was a bucket of blood coming out of his head, so I couldn't help him.'' After paramedics performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation on Mr. A, he was taken to the hospital.
It is said that he left the scene after seeing the scene. Regarding the assailant, Ahn, Bae said, ``He seemed like he had no grasp of the situation,'' and added, ``No matter how much he didn't have the time, he just stood there in a daze.''
"He was holding the dog and his eyes were wide open." ``Another parking attendant attempted to speak with the woman, but it appeared that she had been using drugs rather than alcohol,'' the statement said.
It was like he was incapable of knowledge itself," he added. In fact, there were eyewitness reports on the online community on the day of the accident that Ahn did not provide proper rescue immediately after the accident and was holding his pet dog.
It was published and sparked public outrage. Although Ahn tested negative in a simple drug reagent test, the police have requested a detailed test. Suspect Ahn stated that he did not use drugs.
I was told that. Regarding whether additional charges such as obstructing official duties will be applied to Ahn, a police official said, ``We won't know until we investigate. Regarding the allegations that have been raised.
We will conduct a thorough investigation."