Shocking CCTV shows drink-driver with dying cyclist embedded in windscreen after horror crash.
A drunken driver drove for five miles with a dying cyclist trapped inside his smashed windscreen.
Brazilian Jose Adil Simioni, 58, was only stopped by shocked motorists who sandwiched his car to a halt in rush-hour traffic.
At first, onlookers thought it was a prank and a doll was dangling from the windscreen onto his bonnet.
But it turned out to be tragic Marco Aurelio Dlovski, on his way back from work when Simioni crashed into him on a bend.
Instead of stopping, Simioni kept on driving in a drunken stupor - so drunk he didn't realise he had hit Marco's bike and his body had smashed through the windscreen.
He kept driving with his victim's lower body dangling on the bonnet and his right-arm splayed on the roof.
Astonished drivers jumped from their cars to take photographs and videos as the horrific scene was captured by a traffic camera in Pinhiaius, near the town of Curitiba, in south-east Brazil.
Police handcuffed Simioni as he staggered from the driver's seat and forced him into the rear of their 4x4 before closing the boot door to save him from raging crowds.
Thirty-one-year-old victim Marco was pronounced dead at the scene.
Paramedics covered him with a white blanket before freeing his body from the smashed screen.
Eye-witness Viriginia Cordeiro, who helped stop Simioni's car, said: "People thought at first it was a doll on top of the car.
"When I realised it was a person I began shouting to other motorists to stop it."
One police officer said:"The driver was quite clearly drunk and had trouble walking.
"We had to bundle him into the back of our patrol car quickly to save him being attacked by onlookers."
Victim Marco's sister Isa wrote on her Facebook page: "I'll never forgive his killer."
Simioni faces manslaughter and drink-drive charges.
