Police in Germany have released a sketch of a wanted suspect in a hit-and-run accident drawn by a 6-year-old student who saw it.
“Louisa, Romi, Selena and Louise … of the Overberg School in Bockham-H öwell deserve special praise,” Hamman police said Friday.
The children were on their way to school and were waiting for the green light for pedestrians on Wednesday morning when they saw the turn of a black vehicle and attacked the Lown Cdown post.
Six-year-old Lewis sketches a hit-and-run accident in Ham, Germany, for police,
(Ham Police)
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Police said, “The short blonde haired driver didn’t care about the damage and was driving, and then kept going.
When he arrived at the school his teacher got him a sketch of the woman and the accident, the BBC reports.
Six-year-old Selina sketched a woman trying to damage a lockdown post in a hit-and-run on Wednesday in Ham, Germany.
(Ham Police)
“These pictures are now part of the investigation file,” police said, who posted sketches of Lewis and Selina on the department’s Facebook page.
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The BBC reported that “tremendous action by children,” said local resident Michael Schultz. “They don’t look away, but act. Many adults can learn from the example.”
