Crawley man disqualified from driving after 'hit-and-run' left pedestrian with serious injuries

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“The victim in this case is extremely fortunate not to have been killed, and I hope everyone can learn from this incident – drive safely; it could save a life.”

That was the warning from a Sussex Roads Police officer after a motorist was disqualified from driving following a hit-and-run in Crawley.

According to Sussex Police, a 29-year-old local man was crossing Haslett Avenue East, in Three Bridges, about 6.10pm on May 27, 2020, when he was struck by a white Audi A3 which 'failed to stop at the scene'.

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He was knocked unconscious and taken to hospital, where he was treated for serious injuries, police said.

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A spokesperson added: "The Audi was later found abandoned in Wilmington Close, but the registered owner could not be traced.

"However, the following day, he attended Crawley Police Station to hand himself in.

"He was identified as Haroon Chaudhary, a computer operator, of Faulkner Close, Crawley."

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