
Footage from the tragic accident in Thessaloniki, where a young Albanian hit a 21-year-old Greek student, has been published.
Meanwhile, in the video published in the Greek media, it can be seen how the Albanian's car quickly fled after the accident.
The Albanian handed himself over to the police a few days after hitting a 21-year-old woman with a car in the center of Thessaloniki, on Tuesday morning.
The 26-year-old with a criminal record in the field of narcotics appeared this morning accompanied by his lawyer at the Road Directorate of Thessaloniki.
According to eyewitnesses, the 26-year-old crashed and dragged the new car, which had just arrived in Thessaloniki.
The girl was studying veterinary medicine at Aristotelio University in Thessaloniki. The unfortunate young woman was originally from Chania on the island of Crete.
On Monday night she was in Chania, her hometown.
At midnight she boarded a plane to go to Thessaloniki, as she was going to meet her friends and girlfriends there. Shortly after 1 am, Emma got off the plane and headed to her friends house.
When she crossed Egnatia street in the center of Thessaloniki, she was "thrown" into the air by a car. The car was driven by a 26-year-old Albanian. But it doesn't end there, after hitting him, the 26-year-old turned back and crushed him again with the new car, who died in the hospital.
After dragging him and crushing him again, the Albanian disappeared from the scene, eyewitnesses claim.