Reconciliation in Hadaeq Al-Ahram hit-and-run case

The Court of Appeal for Juveniles in Sixth October City has concluded its review of the incident involving the hit-and-run of "Shay Girl" in the Hadaeq Al-Ahram area. The court has acquitted Joudi, who was accused of driving the vehicle, and sentenced Marwan to one year in prison with suspension, along with a fine of 1,500 pounds. This decision came after the final settlement between the victim's families and the car owner, which included waiving claims and paying compensation. As a result, the sentence was amended, and Marwan was not actually incarcerated. The incident occurred when a car collided with a tricycle selling tea and drinks, leading to the death of Hadeer and another injury. There was controversy over who was driving the car at the time of the accident. Marwan, who was 15 years old, retracted his original statements and accused Joudi of being the driver, which she denied. Investigations revealed that the car was speeding before the collision and that Marwan was driving without a license. Hadeer was working to help her family and was preparing to sell drinks to support her livelihood.

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