‘Horrific’ video of South Australian driver allegedly mowing down Port Elliot hotel patrons emerges

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‘Horrific’ video of South Australian driver allegedly mowing down Port Elliot hotel patrons emerges
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Horrific video of a driver allegedly mowing down a group of five people outside a South Australian pub has emerged on social media. A 22-year-old Hindmarsh Island man who was one of the victims of the alleged incident outside the Royal Family Hotel in Port Elliot at 1.30am Saturday suffered life-threatening injuries.

Horrific’ video emerges of driver allegedly mowing down pub patrons. South Australia Police said he was now stable, but his injuries will change his life forever. Father of four, Eric Cooper, 37, of Goolwa has been accused of reversing into the group, leaving the area, then returning to the hotel, where he was arrested.

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