This is the moment a woman was captured dancing before she was dragged 30 feet along a road by a ‘drunk’ hit-and-run driver.
The woman was struck by a vehicle at Engineers Way at around 11.10pm last night near Wembley Arena after a concert by reggae artist Alkaline.
CCTV footage shows the victim dancing in the street and narrowly avoiding passing vehicles before the car drove into her and carried her on the bonnet.
The victim is then thrown to the floor, before the driver runs off.
Police are appealing to identify the woman to ‘ensure she is okay’ after she was injured and left before emergency services arrived.
Officers carried out a search of the area and arrested a 33-year-old woman on suspicion of dangerous driving and driving whilst over the prescribed alcohol limit.
She has since been released on bail to a date in early June.
Investigating officers want to identify the woman in the footage to speak to her about the incident, to ensure she is okay and that she gets appropriate medical attention.
This is the moment a woman was captured dancing before she was dragged 30 feet along a road by a ‘drunk’ hit-and-run driver
CCTV footage shows the victim dancing in the street and narrowly avoiding passing vehicles before the car drove into her and carried her on the bonnet
Police are appealing to identify the woman to ‘ensure she is okay’ after she was injured and left before emergency services arrived
The Met Police said: ‘Police are appealing to identify a woman, who is believed to have been injured following a hit and run collision near Wembley Arena on Thursday, 17 April.
‘The incident took place at Engineers Way at around 23:10hrs. The area was busy with many people having just left a concert by the artist Alkaline.
‘The car did not stop at the scene. Members of the public called an ambulance but the woman was no longer there when officers and paramedics arrived.
‘Investigating officers want to identify the woman in the footage to speak to her about the incident, to ensure she is okay and that she gets appropriate medical attention.
‘Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101 or message @MetCC on X giving the reference 8317/17APR.’
