Karen Davila, tinalakan ginawang pagpakawala ng PNP sa SUV driver: “When is hit and run not a crime”


 

Karen Davila slammed the PNP for allegedly allowing the SUV driver involved in a supposed hit-and-run incident in Mandaluyong to go scot-free - The incident, which happened on June 5, was captured on video by what appeared to be a dashcam device, and later went viral - The multi-awarded broadcaster said what happened in the presscon of the suspect and his family, with the PNP, is so disturbing - She also asked when is a hit-and-run incident not a crime 

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