“I Didn’ Know I Hit Him”

“I Didn’ Know I Hit Him”

More on Novak’s hit and run:

Bono said that after being hit the pedestrian was “splayed up onto the windshield and hood.” The driver then turned right onto the K Street service lane, and the body rolled left. Bono took off after the vehicle, yelling out his license plate — BY9430 — to other witnesses as he attempted to catch the car. Bono said he overtook the car just before 17th Street, on K Street. Bono said he pulled his bike in front of the car. The driver, still seated in the vehicle, asked: “What happened?”

Bono is a partner at a law firm who was biking to work when he witnessed the incident. If his account is accurate, Novak is in pretty deep trouble.

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More on Novak’s hit and run:

Bono said that after being hit the pedestrian was “splayed up onto the windshield and hood.” The driver then turned right onto the K Street service lane, and the body rolled left. Bono took off after the vehicle, yelling out his license plate — BY9430 — to other witnesses as he attempted to catch the car. Bono said he overtook the car just before 17th Street, on K Street. Bono said he pulled his bike in front of the car. The driver, still seated in the vehicle, asked: “What happened?”

Bono is a partner at a law firm who was biking to work when he witnessed the incident. If his account is accurate, Novak is in pretty deep trouble.

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