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0:25Now PlayingA millionaire banker with ties to the British royal family has been arrested for allegedly being London’s notorious “Putney Pusher,” a jogger filmed pushing a woman in front of a moving bus, almost killing her.
The suspect was arrested Monday at his $1.8 million home in west London nearly a decade after surveillance footage captured the terrifying near-death encounter on London’s Putney Bridge in 2017, the Daily Mail reported.
The long-viral footage showed the jogger callously knocking down the passing pedestrian, sending her sprawling into a road — with a bus driver swerving just in time to avoid rolling over her head.
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