The Moscow traffic police put on the wanted list of a driver who shot down a woman with a stroller at the transition

The metropolitan traffic inspectorate continues to search for a car who hit a woman with a child at a pedestrian crossing in South Tushino, and asks everyone who has information on this incident to help.

As reported, at about 19:00 on November 4, an unknown car opposite the house 13 on the Svetlogorsk passage shot down a 26-year-old Muscovite, crossing the road along a pedestrian crossing with a stroller. From the blow of Alexander Formatatov, she died on the spot, her 1.5-month-old son Arseny was hospitalized and is still in the hospital.

“Several people were interviewed, but they did not see the very moment of the accident,” Colonel Viktor Nemchinov, head of the Department of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Internal Affairs Directorate in the North -Western District of the capital, told Interfax .

"Now our employees are viewing the recordings of video surveillance cameras installed in the Svetlogorsk passage. At the time of the accident, the transition itself was not lit and you can’t make out the brand and state license plate of the car on the records. It is only known that this is a dark -colored crossover," the agency’s interlocutor said.

According to him, all units of the police and traffic police of Moscow and the Moscow Region are currently wanted by any cars with damage characteristic of pedestrians.

As established, the driver at the time of the accident moved at high speed and did not even try to slow down in front of the pedestrian crossing along which a woman with a stroller was walking. After the accident, the car did not stop.

According to Nemchinov, the criminal case was opened under the article "Violation of the rules for the operation of vehicles that entailed the death of a person."

"We turn to everyone who witnessed this accident or has information that can help the wanted list. Call the traffic police of the North-Western District: (495) 942-84-65, (495) 942-71-47, (495) 942-84-63 or on the investigator’s mobile phone: 8- (926) -520-64-58, ”said Nemchinov.