Hit-and-run incidents involving celebrities have become a hot topic recently, and Shanghai-born musician Hu Yanbin has also been involved in such incidents. At about 2 a.m. on June 25, Hu Yanbin drove a black large-displacement off-road vehicle into a taxi, injuring a driver and two passengers in the car. Hu Yanbin drove away from the scene after the incident.

The police then found the vehicle involved in the accident by checking the license plate number. The accident is still being processed further.

The taxi was hit and spun in circles

Yesterday, Ms. Luo Min (pseudonym), a citizen, reported to this newspaper that at about 2 o'clock in the morning on June 25, she and a male My friend took a Blue Alliance taxi and drove along Yan'an Middle Road from the direction of Jing'an Temple to the Bund. When he arrived at the intersection of Tongren Road, the traffic light turned green and the taxi turned left. When the taxi turned into the middle of the road, the traffic light on the opposite side turned red. At this moment, a black off-road vehicle driving along Yan'an Middle Road from the direction of the Bund accelerated and rushed over.

Luo Min said she heard a loud "bang" sound, and she instinctively held her head and shrank down while sitting in the seat behind the taxi driver. The friend sitting on her right turned over and hit the left rear window, covering her with his body.

Then Luo Min felt the car spinning and broken glass hitting him.

After a while, she and her friend dared to stand up, and found that they and the taxi driver had their heads, faces, and arms covered with paint, but the taxi was still parked. The friend explained that "the taxi was hit." I had to go around in circles."

The vehicle causing the accident left the scene on its own

The black off-road vehicle that crashed into the taxi only paused briefly before accelerating away.

Soon, a bicycle patrol came over to see their injuries and called the emergency and police numbers. The patrol member also comforted Ms. Luo and her group of three people, saying that he had just seen the car involved in the accident trying to escape, and immediately chased it on his bicycle. Although he did not catch up with the car, he wrote down his license plate number, Shanghai HJ...

< p>Subsequently, Ms. Luo and others were sent to the hospital for treatment. After examination at the hospital, Ms. Luo and her friend had multiple scratches on their bodies. Due to the impact on her head, Ms. Luo and her friends still feel dizzy from time to time.

The taxi driver, Mr. Xiao, was seriously injured and was hospitalized for several days. According to Mr. Ni, the safety officer of his company, the driver, Mr. Xiao, is an old driver with more than ten years of driving experience. He was just discharged from the hospital a few days ago. Now his legs are swollen and he is still recuperating at home.

Hu Yanbin went to the police station to take notes

After the incident, Ms. Luo told reporters that the police had found the vehicle and driver after checking the license plate number. The driver was Hu Yanbin, a Shanghai-based musician. .

The reporter learned yesterday that Hu Yanbin had gone to the police station to complete the transcript.

At present, the accident is still under further processing.

◎ Response

Brokerage company: He has been tired recently

Yesterday, the reporter contacted Ms. Li, a staff member of Hu Yanbin’s brokerage company, Gold Medal Dafeng Company. She He said that after the incident, Hu Yanbin reported the incident to the company and was actively communicating and negotiating with the injured party to resolve the matter.

According to her speculation, because Hu Yanbin was recording a new album in Shanghai recently, his work and rest basically reversed day and night, and he was very tired, which affected his state while driving and led to the accident.

Hu Yanbin, 26 years old, is the first male singer-songwriter in Mainland China to debut at the age of 18. At the end of May this year, a netizen reported in the Baidu Hu Yanbin Bar that Hu Yanbin registered a black Mercedes-Benz off-road vehicle in Shanghai. The pedals, accelerator, etc. of the Mercedes-Benz he registered had all been modified by the original factory.