PEDAL POWER (PPA), South African Navy, the cyclist in the South African Navy, hit and runs, Dewald Van Der Westhuizen strictly handed over.
The incident caused by the sentence on December 21, 2023, Pasha Van Der Westhuizen and his coach Mike Moriarty, Mike Moriaty, Mike Moriarty, Glencairn was cycling along the highway.
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CCTV images of the accident, the two cyclists were shot by White VW Polo, and then fled the scene.
Van Der Westhuizen was important injuries and demanded numerous operations to treat a foot injury.
The controversial decision of the court’s Pasha
28-year-old Pasha, was arrested shortly after the incident, and then confessed to his sin to prevent a hustle-free driving charges and the accident.
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The long recovery process described by the violence and Van der Westhuizen was sentenced to 12 months in prison in the last five years of PASHA, Ronta.
To count the second, R3,000 was sentenced to fine or three-month imprisonment.
In addition, Pasha’s driver and firearms were restored.
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This sensitive sentence was angry with PPA, CEO Neil Robinson condemns it inadequate.
Robinson stressed that the sentence did not reflect the violence of the crime, sent a wrong message to potential criminals.
“The sentence has difficulty in violence and does not send a fairly strong message to these criminals.
Robinson said that these people allow violating with a legitimate result.
PPA calls on a stronger movement in road safety
Robinson also expressed deep concern about the safety of cyclists on the South African roads, which describes the current situation as “intolerant”.
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PPA is often a long time for improved cyclists, especially sensitive road users, especially at risk when watching road rules.
He pointed out the 1-meter Law of the West Cape, which aims to protect Western Cape’s cyclists, but more actions were needed from law enforcement and prosecutors.
“Robinson said to protect existing laws and executive cyclists,” Robinson said. “We need authority to take a more serious position for the safety of road safety to prevent such events.”
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