The family of a two-year-old boy killed in an alleged hit-and-run crash in February have confronted the alleged driver outside court on Tuesday.
Michael Craig Bullock, 52, who is accused of fleeing the scene after hitting Zayne Colson in Dover Gardens, Adelaide, pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Tensions boiled over when Bullock left the courthouse, as Zayne’s family began yelling at the accused, 7 News reports.
Two-year-old Zayne Colson was killed after an alleged hit-and-run in Adelaide in February
Alleged driver Michael Craig Bullock, 52, who is accused of fleeing the scene after hitting Zayne Colson pleaded not guilty to all charges
One woman wearing a ‘Justice for Zayne’ shirt could be heard shouting: ‘You owe my f****** niece an apology…not guilty, you f****** piece of s***.’
Bullock had his original charge of death by dangerous driving downgraded to driving without due care.
Friends and family of the two-year-old, who died at the scene after the crash, were seen following Bullock as he got into a taxi.
They kicked and spat at the taxi, yelling expletives as Bullock was driven away.
Friends and family of the two-year-old, who died at the scene after the crash, were seen following Bullock as he got into a taxi
One woman wearing a ‘Justice for Zayne’ shirt could be heard shouting expletives at Bullock
Zayne, remembered as a ‘cheeky boy with an infectious smile’, died at the scene of the accident.
Bullock was later arrested at a nearby house, where the car was in the driveway.
Zayne’s family believe Bullock has shown no remorse and has refused to apologise for the accident.
He will face trial in the District Court next year.
Zayne’s family believe Bullock has shown no remorse and has refused to apologise for the accident
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