A driver fled the scene of a two-vehicle crash on a Dundee street this morning with his dog in tow.
Police were called to the junction at Raglan Street and Albert Street after residents heard a “loud bang” outside their homes.
A spokeswoman for the force confirmed a driver had “made off” from the scene shortly before midday.
One resident said he saw driver running from the area with his canine.
‘Running away with a dog’
He added: “It all happened incredibly fast, the crash happened near to the garage on Raglan Street.
“I was parking my car and the next thing I see was the sole occupant of the car getting out and running away with a dog.
“The driver ran off towards one of the blocks flats on the street. Given where the car was situated it was hard to see the extent of the damage.”
Raglan Street resident, Liam Walker, said he “jumped” when he heard the noise of the impact.
He added: “The first thing I heard was this loud bang and then I heard music coming from the direction of the car.
“Give how loud the bang was I jumped and my cat bolted through to another room. I don’t really understand how someone could crash on the street.”
Police Scotland
A Police Scotland spokeswoman added: “Police were called just after 11.40am to reports of a crash involving two vehicles on Albert Street, Dundee.
“Officers arrived on scene where they found one of the drivers had made off from the car.
“No injuries were reported at the scene and inquiries are ongoing.”
