David Bruun, 34, was the driver of a pickup truck that was hit in the Douglas and Bay streets intersection by a speeding car that ran a red light
A martial arts instructor whose truck was T-boned in a Victoria intersection with such force that it broke apart on impact with a city bus, has told friends and colleagues he plans to be back at work within weeks.
Joe Nunn, a close friend, said it’s just like Bruun to be so responsible and dedicated as to worry about his students and colleagues, even though he’d just experienced a “horrific” incident that could easily have killed him. The video also showed the car that ran the red light, upon hitting the truck, bursting into flames and resting on the other side of the bus.
Nunn doesn’t know if his friend will truly mend that quickly, or what the long-term medical implications and recovery period might be, but apparently Bruun is motivating himself by planning to be back at work within weeks. The driver of the car that ran the red light is not in hospital, while the driver’s passenger and the pickup driver remain in hospital.
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