An octogenarian was questioned on Friday in Lille, northern France, after hitting another motorist the day before and then rolling over her body during a street argument, causing her death, sources told AFP. policewomen.
The 86-year-old defendant refused to make a report after he hung up the victim’s parked car from a parking space in Ronchin, metropolitan Lille, one of those sources said.
The victim, who was born in 1956, then stood in front of his vehicle, but the octogenarian drove away, throwing her onto her bonnet and then onto the ground before running over her as he fled, according to the same source.
The 60-year-old succumbed to her injuries on the spot after rescue workers were unable to revive her.
The interrogation was quickly terminated, late Thursday afternoon.
In particular, it is determined whether she was fit to drive.