Run home after hitting someone, tell your family to return to the scene after 20 minutes, and call the police to save people in time. Is it a hit-and-run compared with the traffic police?

What kind of behavior belongs to "hit-and-run" in the sense of our criminal law? According to Article 3 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Specific Application of Laws in the Trial of Traffic Accident Criminal Cases (hereinafter referred to as the Interpretation), which came into effect on1month 2 1 2000, escape refers to the act of escaping from legal investigation after a traffic accident. The specific analysis is as follows:

Escape behavior must be based on the crime of causing traffic accidents. Engaged in transportation or non-transportation, in violation of transportation management laws and regulations, with the "Interpretation" of Article 2, paragraph 1, paragraph 2 (1) to (5) of the provisions of one of the circumstances, constitutes a traffic accident crime. Only when the behavior has constituted a traffic accident crime and left the scene in order to avoid legal investigation can it be considered as escape. ?

The purpose of leaving the scene must be to escape legal investigation. Whether the actor evades legal investigation depends on his subjective purpose.

The following two situations should not be considered as escape:

First, after the traffic accident, the perpetrator called the police and fled the scene of the accident for fear of being beaten by the victim's relatives. This situation should not be treated as a hit-and-run Its purpose is to avoid personal injury caused by the relatives of the victims, not to evade legal investigation;

Two, there are irresistible reasons, irresistible reasons disappear, and surrender, should not be considered as a traffic accident escape.

Your situation is a little special. You said you ran back, but you said you didn't run and didn't call the police at the first time. If the victim's problem is not serious, it should make sense to talk to the traffic police.