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WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Moot patroller injured in ‘intentional’ hit-and-run

“The moment the driver saw the road block, he intentionally ran Pieter over.”

A Pretoria Moot CPF patroller was injured in a “intentional” hit-and-run incident during a road block in the area on Friday evening.

Pieter Vorster was hit on the corner of Johan Heyns Drive and Booysen Street at around 11:30, according to local CPF chairperson Elsabe van Staden.

“A man was driving in a white Toyota Etios with a woman passenger,” she said.

“The moment the driver saw the road block, he intentionally ran Pieter over.”

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Van Staden said Vorster, who did not sustain serious injuries, was taken to hospital after the incident.

“Doctors did a scan and x-rays on him,” she said.

“He must go back on Monday for a follow up.”

He did not sustain serious injuries, but had to return for a follow up on Monday. Photo: Supplied

She asked for help from the public to track the driver down.

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“Please keep an eye out for this vehicle,” she said.

“The vehicle will have a dent in the bonnet and a smashed windscreen.”

Van Staden said a case of attempted murder was opened at the local police station.

She said they were positive they could identify the driver.

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“This is always a risk with a road block, but we will not stop in bringing drunk drivers to book,” she said.

“We want drivers in the Moot to know that there is a zero tolerance for drunk driving in the area.”

Anyone with more information should contact the police or Van Staden on 083-675-4148.

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“Please assist us in identifying this driver,” she said.

Police did not comment at the time of going to press.

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