[KC]

Kazakhstan

[kellyhound]

think the kid would have made it across the road without dad's interference but i undestand dad's basic reaction to save his son so very tragic outcome. Hope the kid will never get to see this clip.

A four-year-old boy ran across the road in the wrong place. Following him ran a 30-year-old father, who wanted to protect his child from passing cars.

However, at that moment a passenger bus hit them. "The child’s father died from the injuries, the four-year-old boy was taken to the intensive care unit of the regional children's hospital.

The bus driver was being hold at the scene of the incident. Examinations were scheduled," police said. In fact, a pre-trial investigation is being carried out under article 345 of the Criminal Code, “Violation of the rules of the road or the operation of vehicles by persons driving vehicles, resulting in the death of a person by negligence”.

Police officers establish the circumstances of the incident. Other data of the pre-trial investigation are not subject to disclosure, summarized in the DP region.

[Watcher===]

Bullshit that was negligence !!

[KC]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

think the kid would have made it across the road without dad's interference but i undestand dad's basic reaction to save his son so very tragic outcome. Hope the kid will never get to see this clip.

His son would've definitely made it out with less injury hadn't he interfered.

[Morbidmommy78]

Fuck- instinct would’ve made me do the same thing.

[b1gpoppa]

Originally Posted by KC ↗

His son would've definitely made it out with less injury hadn't he interfered.

That bus was really powering along at speed too - in fact some would say it was 'motor-vated'.

That's a shit pun. I know it's bad. Put your fists back down KC - I'll give myself an uppercut.