Two NSW police officers charged over Sydney E-bike crash
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Nov, 21:01 · Archive
Two on-duty NSW police officers have been charged after allegedly fleeing an incident where a marked police vehicle hit an e-bike rider in Sydney's inner west.
Two on-duty NSW police officers have been charged after allegedly fleeing the scene of an e-bike crash in Sydney's inner west. A marked police vehicle allegedly hit a 25-year-old woman riding an e-bike on Broadway near Glebe Point Road about 5am on 12 May, causing her to fall. The officers allegedly fled the scene and did not render assistance.
The woman contacted emergency services and reported the incident to police. NSW Police subsequently launched Strike Force Zabba to investigate. Six months later, on Monday, two officers from Central Metropolitan Region Command were arrested.
A 27-year-old constable, alleged to have been driving, has been charged with police officer neglect, negligent driving (no death or grievous bodily harm), and not giving particulars to the other driver. A 25-year-old constable has been charged with police officer neglect. Both officers are expected to face Downing Centre Local Court on 15 January. NSW Police said their employment status is currently under review.
How it is being reported
- Two NSW police officers charged after marked car allegedly hit Sydney E-bike riderTwo police officers have been charged after allegedly fleeing an incident involving an E-bike while on-duty.The West Australian · 9 Nov, 20:32
- Two NSW police officers charged after marked car allegedly hit Sydney E-bike riderTwo police officers have been charged after allegedly fleeing an incident involving an E-bike while on-duty.Perth Now · 9 Nov, 20:32
In this story: NSW Police · Downing Centre Local Court · Broadway · Glebe Point Road · Sydney · Strike Force Zabba
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