The investigation into the collision between Finnish musician Pepe Willberg and a cyclist is making significant progress, as confirmed by investigator Commissioner Anssi Kauppinen. The case is expected to be forwarded to prosecutors early next week after a medical report regarding the cyclist was finally obtained, which had previously delayed the investigation. Willberg is currently suspected of serious violation of traffic safety and causing bodily harm due to the incident that occurred at the intersection of Aleksis Kiven katu and Savonkatu in Helsinki.

Pepe Willberg, who claims to have driven millions of kilometers during his lifetime, is facing scrutiny as this is reportedly the first serious collision of his driving career. Despite the circumstances, Willberg maintains his innocence, stating that he did not see the cyclist prior to the incident. This collision has stirred public interest as it involves a well-known figure in Finland, raising questions regarding road safety and the responsibilities of drivers.

The police investigation suggests that Willberg may have run over the cyclist last Friday, igniting discussions about the impact of celebrity cases in the media and public perception of traffic laws adherence. As the inquiry deepens with the collection of evidence, including the cyclist's medical assessment, there could be broader implications for traffic safety protocols and enforcement in Finland, especially concerning well-known individuals who may have substantial influence on public behavior.