The New York City Police Department released surveillance video Thursday from a traffic incident that led to Lindsay Lohan being charged with leaving the scene of an accident but what exactly happened remained as unclear and so is the video. Lohan was driving a Porsche Cayenne into the parking lot of the Dream Hotel off West 16th Street when she allegedly hit a pedestrian who is an employee of the restaurant next door, said Sgt. John Buthorn, a New York Police Department spokesman. The surveillance video was a police description of the incident that does not directly state the pedestrian was ever struck by Lohan's vehicle and also clearly states the pedestrian remained standing and walking during the entire incident. An alleged victim was treated at a hospital for a knee injury after the incident. Police arrested her about 2:30 a.m. on wednesday, and she was given a desk-appearance ticket, meaning she was not jailed nor did she have to post bail. Although the surveillance description never cites Lohan ever striking the pedestrian, "everything stands as is" and the actress will still be required to appear in court, according to the police department. Topics: Government, law, trial, court, Knowledge issues: Is it something that seems valid or look valid because any eyes was not seen by her hurt any pedestrian? The decision that was made, Is it fair?