The suspect in a hit-and-run accident that occurred at bus stop on Tuesday turned himself in on Wednesday but denied that he was drunk when his car slammed into a group of people killing one and injuring and four others. The man will be charged with accidental homicide, among other charges, the police said.

The 34-year-old Lin Huang-bin （林煌斌）, wearing a silver helmet and covering his face, remained silent when the victims family members demanded an apology from him at Taipei City Datong Police Bureau on Wednesday afternoon. Lin was hunched over, barely standing on his own, as he was escorted by the officers to a police car before being transferred to the Shilin Prosecutors office on Wednesday night.

The police said Lee denied that he was drunk when his car hit the bystanders, but admitted he was not in the best shape on Tuesday morning because he had been out all night playing video games the night before.

According to the Datong Police Bureau, Lee was driving at high speed going the wrong way on the one-way Liangzhou Street at 7:35 a.m. on Tuesday. He swerved into the bus lane and crashed into the bus stop where eight people were waiting for buses, the police said.

Witnesses said that after the crash, Lee stepped out the vehicle briefly, but instead of checking on the people, he quickly fled the scene after making sure that his car was not too severely damaged.

The yellow sedan was found in Luzhou on Tuesday afternoon, but Lee did not turn himself in until a day and half after the accident.

Local cable news stations reported that Lin had his license suspended last year when he was found driving under the influence of alcohol.

Lee was released on bail on Wednesday night after being interrogated ay the Shilin Prosecutors Office.