Sydney e-bike rider killed in police cars in Waterloo
An e-bike pilot was killed in a collision with a police car of the New Southern Wales in Sydney inside.
Around 3 in the morning of Friday, the agents presumably tried to stop the pilot in Allen Street in Waterloo before clashing with the bike, said the new South Wales police in a note.
An e-bike pilot died after a collision with a police car in Waterloo.Credit: Nine
The paramedics treated the pilot, a man who believed to be aged in his 40 years, but died on the scene. It is not clear why the police tried to stop him.
The police car involved seemed to have mounted the sidewalk and flatten a parking sign before crossing a path.
Investigations are underway on the death of man, while parts of Allen Street remain closed while the officers examine the scene.
A relationship will be prepared for the coroner.
The death of the pilot came hours after a 57 -year -old man was killed after a car presumably hit him on Mount Druititt. The one -year -old boy who transported was seriously injured, said the police.
Around 7.45 pm on Thursday, the police were called to Carlisle Avenue, where they found the man who suffered potentially lethal injuries. The paramedics of the ambulance of the NSW treated him, but died on the scene.
Shortly later, a man, believed he was a year old father, brought the child to Mount Druititt Hospital. The child was transferred to the Westmead Pediatric Hospital, where they remain, in critical conditions, said the police.
