Motorcyclist who ran over a doctor in Maceió does not have a license and has already given a statement, police say

Ianara Lemos was hit by a motorcycle while doing physical activity on Avenida Fernandes Lima. Reproduction/Social Media The motorcyclist who ran over doctor Ianara Lemos while she was practicing physical activity on Avenida Fernandes Lima, in Maceió, does not have a license to drive, according to the Civil Police reported this Friday (14). The man has already been identified and has given a statement. ?Join the g1 Alagoas channel The accident happened on July 28th, in the Gruta de Lourdes neighborhood. According to police, the motorcycle and driver were identified the day after the collision. The owner of the motorcycle, who is the motorcyclist's uncle, also gave a statement. According to delegate Carlos Reis, head of the Capital Traffic Police Station, he could be held liable for the crime provided for in article 310 of the Brazilian Traffic Code (CTB), which deals with the delivery or permission to drive a vehicle to an unlicensed person. The motorcyclist fled the scene after the collision without providing assistance. The circumstances of the accident continue to be investigated. Doctor is run over by motorcyclist on Av. Fernandes Lima; health condition is serious Report will highlight injuries suffered by the doctor The Civil Police asked the Legal Medical Institute (IML) to carry out a forensic examination on Ianara at the hospital where she is hospitalized. According to the delegate, the report should detail the injuries caused by the collision and will be used to conclude the investigation. After the document is received, the investigation will be forwarded to the Public Ministry for appropriate action. Felipe Alvarenga and doctor Ianara Lemos, who was run over in Maceió. Reproduction/Social media Ianara was hit while running along Avenida Fernandes Lima and trying to cross the road. She was rescued by the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) and initially taken to the State General Hospital (HGE), in Trapiche da Barra. Afterwards, she was transferred to a private hospital in Maceió. After the accident, the doctor's husband, lawyer Fellipe Alvarenga, published messages on social media asking for prayers for his wife's recovery and called her a "warrior" and "fighter". “I know you will do everything you can to get out of this as quickly as possible and, in the meantime, I will take care of the girls and our home, preparing everything for your return,” he wrote.