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Family sets the record straight about 9 July accident

Family puts evidence on the table about a recent Hendrik Potgieter Road collision.

A family member of two men who were reportedly injured during a crash between two vehicles at the intersection of Hendrik Potgieter and Fredenharry Roads on 9 July, has come out to set the record straight.

The bakkie also crashed into a residential wall in Strubens Valley. Photo: Facebook.

The concerned family member, who wishes to remain anonymous, has produced evidence that the bakkie driver was not to blame.

The source came forward with CCTV footage recorded on a cellphone, unpacking the accident.

Related Article: Two men reportedly injured in crash

Although the footage is not clear, the source revealed that the other vehicle jumped a red traffic light and collided with the bakkie, which was turning from Hendrik Potgieter Road into Fredenharry Road.

Based on speculation the Northsider initially reported that the bakkie had made a U-turn, which resulted in the collision. The bakkie crashed into a residential security wall.

The family member also disclosed that the bakkie driver is still in critical care in a hospital while the passenger is nursing his injuries at home.

“The bakkie driver is still in ICU but is doing better. He has fractures and a serious bump on the head. The passenger has a broken collarbone and head injuries.”

Authorities are investigating the case.

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