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Driver arrested after attempting to flee Sea Park accident scene

He was detained by Lazer 911 and handed over to police.

A motorist who attempted to flee an accident scene in Sea Park yesterday (Wednesday), was caught by a Lazer 911 officer.

Two children were ejected from the back of a vehicle in the rear-end collision.
Glen Preston from Med-Evac Ambulance said four people sustained moderate injuries and were taken to a nearby medical facility by Med-Evac and EMRS.
Emergency services on the scene. Photo by Med-Evac

Meanwhile, Lazer 911’s officer Dawid Enslin witnessed the accident near the Sea Park intersection while doing routine patrols.

Robbie Pypers, senior area manager for Lazer 911 said Enslin called for back up, and immediately gave chase after the driver, who attempted to flee the accident scene.

The accident scene. Photo by Med-Evac

“Reaction officers assisted Enslin in detaining the driver who was allegedly under the influence of alcohol,” he said.

Saps attended and the driver was handed over to them.

“A big thanks to Road Traffic Inspectorate, Med-Evac, Trauma 911 and EMRS. Also thanks to residents, Stefan and Natasha from Border Road for bringing blankets and items for the injured people,” said Pypers.

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