A Sydney man has been charged in connection with a hit-and-run that left an 82-year-old grandfather dead. the incident occurred in Campbelltown, southwest of Sydney, prompting police to label the alleged actions as “abhorrent behavior.”
The accused, thongteeka, appeared in court on August 31, 2025, supported by his wife and parents. Police prosecutors argued against his release, citing evidence suggesting he stopped after the collision to examine damage to his SUV. The case highlights the ongoing risks faced by pedestrians and the severe consequences of perilous driving. Thongteeka is scheduled to return to Campbelltown court on September 10, 2025.According to police, the alleged hit-and-run took place earlier in the day. Prosecutors presented evidence they claim demonstrates Thongteeka’s awareness of the damage caused by the crash.
Thongteeka’s lawyer indicated his client intends to enter a guilty plea, acknowledging the possibility of a full-time prison sentence.
