Dubai Police Arrest Dispatch Rider Caught In Viral Video Deliberately Knocking Down Fellow Delivery Rider 

Dubai Police said it has arrested a dispatch rider caught in viral video deliberately knocking down a fellow biker.

The accused was seen crashing his into the other rider after a dispute broke out between them over the right of way.

 

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The Dubai Police arrested a dispatch rider who was caught in viral video on social media deliberately using his bike to knock down another rider following a road rage.

In a video taken by motorist behind, the accused was seen crashing his into the other rider after a dispute broke out between them over the right of way.

For putting the life of the second rider at risk, the authority said that the driver has been referred to Public Prosecution for violating the Decree-Law on Crimes and Penalties.

“The video of the incident went viral on social media… @DubaiPoliceHQ Arrest Delivery Rider for Endangering Another’s Life”, Dubai Police said.

Reacting to the video shared by Dubai Police, a user said “Good step by police” while another said “Bye bye Dubai… I hope everything is fine with guy who fell”.

“Now he will be deported to his home country.. he asked for it..,” another user said, suggesting the delivery work are mostly done by foreigners.

“The most dangerous people in the street are order delivery drivers, a reckless driving style, and in a hurry to catch up with more than one order, and endangers his life and the lives of others, the day he catches the fast lane on the street”, a fourth user said.

Another user urged “Dubai police and RTA” to “bring a strict regulation to this Two Wheelers motorcycle. Even their wrong attitude in main roads affected other vehicles”

“Yes action should be taken against the irresponsible drivers He does not care about 20 years in prison and a fine of 200 thousand and staying away from his country,” another said.

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