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02

Feb 2023

Last Updated: 03/02/2023
Crime
Crime

Two Rossett pupils seriously hurt in collision remain in hospital tonight

by Vicky Carr

| 02 Feb, 2023
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Two 15-year-old Rossett School boys remain in hospital tonight after being seriously injured in a collision that involved three vehicles.

The incident happened around 8.45am when one of the vehicles, a pick-up truck, collided with a wall and went into the grounds of Ashville College on Yew Tree Lane.

The boys were walking to school when the accident happened.

Tonight police gave details of the three vehicles involved: a black Ford Ranger, a blue Ford Fiesta and a white Vauxhall Astra. All the drivers remained at the scene and provided information to police.

No arrests have been made and the boys, who were taken to hospital by ambulance, remain there this evening and continue to be treated. Their families have been notified.

Road closures are still in place but are due to be lifted later this evening.

A nearby resident told the Stray Ferret she heard screaming and "a lot of commotion". She said:

"I didn't know what had happened but I was saying to my boyfriend, 'how has this person done this?' Then there was a lot of commotion and I said, 'I think they must have hit someone'."


The witness, who asked not to be named, said there were ambulances on the scene very quickly, followed by other emergency services, and she had "never seen so many emergency vehicles".

Although she did not witness the collision, the witness said she saw the scene moments later as others rushed to help.

She added:

"The school children were down there first, trying to help and do something. Everyone got ushered and moved away when the teachers came out from the school.
"The school first aider came out and covered [the injured teenagers] in silver foil blankets until the paramedics arrived and took over."


Tonight, police appealed for all witnesses to come forward:

"This will have been a distressing incident to witness, and we urge those who have been affected by the events to seek the necessary help if needed.
"We are appealing for anyone who witnessed the events or who has a dashcam and was travelling in the area around the time of the collision to contact us.
"This can be done by calling 101 and quoting reference number NYP-02022023-0100."






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