The parents of a British backpacker accused of 'killing a pedestrian after ploughing into him while riding an e-scooter drunk' have flown to Australia to support their daughter.
Alicia Kemp, 24, a psychology graduate from Redditch, Worcestershire, was arrested and charged with riding the e-scooter on a footpath that fatally knocked down 51-year-old engineer Thanh Phan, 51.
The father-of-two later died in hospital of brain injuries following the tragedy which occurred on May 31.
Now, Kemp's anxious parents have flown to Australia to be with their daughter who is charged with dangerous driving occasioning death, the Times has reported.
It comes shortly after the young backpacker was told that she could not be bailed out as she posed too great a flight risk.
