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An eight-year-old girl, Tina Huang, suffered serious injuries after being struck by a high-speed e-scooter in Yorkeys Knob, Queensland. Her father, Owen Huang, is demanding a high-level investigation into the incident after police ruled out charges against the adult rider. Tina is undergoing treatment for severe concussion and multiple injuries.
An eight-year-old girl named Tina Huang sustained serious injuries after being struck by an adult on a high-speed e-scooter in Yorkeys Knob, Queensland. Her father, Owen Huang, is calling for a thorough investigation after police decided not to pursue charges against the rider. Tina suffered multiple injuries, including a deep laceration to her face that required up to 50 stitches and a concussion that has worsened over time. She is currently being treated at Queensland Children’s Hospital, where she has been referred to a specialized rehabilitation program. Mr. Huang criticized the police response, stating that it undermines public trust and safety in Cairns. He emphasized that this incident is not just a local issue but a test of the Queensland Police Service's commitment to justice. Mr. Huang's appeal aims to ensure accountability and maintain Cairns’ image as a secure environment for residents and investors. The police have stated that they take traffic incidents seriously, but no charges have been laid as investigations concluded.