Emergency services were unable to do anything to save the driver of a two-wheeler. Sunday, late in the afternoon, a man in his twenties was fatally struck from behind on the Quai Jules-Guesde, in Vitry-sur-Seine. Thrown into the air, he ended his gliding flight into a car coming in front. An investigation into manslaughter has been opened.
Did the driver of the two-wheeler have to brake urgently? The exact circumstances of this fatal accident are not yet known, but the driver of the car was unable to avoid the impact. Around 7 p.m., he violently hit the scooter from behind.
Negative toxicological analyzes
Thrown into the air, the young man was thrown into the air onto the lane opposite. Another motorist who was arriving just opposite could do nothing to avoid him. “At this location, there is no separation between the two routes,” adds a person close to the investigation. The victim was pronounced dead an hour later.
Toxicological tests for alcohol and drugs on the first driver were negative. The driver was not taken into custody. He should be quickly heard by investigators from the town police station, in charge of the investigation. The car was seized for the purposes of the investigation.
At the very end of last year, a motorist driving at high speed fatally struck a 59-year-old man riding his scooter also in Vitry-sur-Seine.
