Kharma ?

[Canary42]

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/woman-accidentally-runs-over-kills-001659659.html

[Zacs-Master]

Cause of death - exhaustion.

[royfromaus]

Carbon moronoxide poisoning.

[Peter Pedant]

identifies and punishes the evil-doer in one go

[jno]

my karma has run over your dogma? Well, he paid an unpleasantly high price but I suppose it's a risk of the job, and he lucked out.

[Bazile]

A neighbour of ours had her cat stolen

[andy-hughes]

I think it depends on whether or not you believe in 'fate' in general, or 'kharma' in particular.

Personally, I don't, and I would never relish the death of a stranger, even one committing a crime at the time.

It's just not a nice thought, to be happy that someone has died.

[jno]

none the less, andy, you can feel "serves him right". He wouldn't have been condemned if his case had come to court; but it's an occupational hazard that went against him.

[Hopkirk]

Another reason to buy an electric car.

[Old_Geezer]

Anyone's death diminishes me,
because I am involved in Mankind. However I feel less concerned about some than I feel for others. This is my failing.

[gness]

Or a reason not to, Hoppy. ;-)

[gness]

I can’t imagine not relishing the early and painful death of a paedophile.
Think of the suffering and deaths saved.

[Canary42]

///I would never relish the death of a stranger///

Prior to your post, nobody has made any mention of relishing a death, so I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. It sounds like a bit of precious sanctimony.

[William51]

Old Geezer you have not failed. It is sad a death has occurred, but if the man had not been under the car he would still be alive, he put himself in the danger zone.

[naomi24]

AH, only you have mentioned relishing the death of a stranger. When people decide to commit crime - and it is a choice - they take their chances. I neither 'relish' an unexpected outcome like this one nor shed tears for it. I just think 'tough'.

[ToraToraTora]

Not a dry eye.....