North Yorkshire Police is appealing for witnesses and information after a car collided with a runner in Harrogate.
The runner, who has not been named, suffered minor cuts and bruising.
The incident occurred on Knaresborough Road between the Prince of Wales roundabout and the Empress roundabout between 7.30am and 7:50am on Friday, August 25.
A police statement said:
“Police are now requesting the public’s assistance to help identify any possible witnesses, or anyone that may have dash cam footage of the collision.
“In particular, officers are appealing for information about the vehicle involved in the collision which is believed to be gold in colour.”
Anyone with information can email Joseph.Schramm@Northyorkshire.police.uk or dial 101, select option 2, and ask for Joseph Schramm.
If you wish to remain anonymous, you can pass information to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Quote reference number 12230160877.
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Dashcam footage appeal after serious crash on Leathley Lane
Police are appealing for dashcam footage of a serious collision on the edge of the Harrogate district.
A woman in a green 12-reg Mazda broke several bones and was hospitalised for five days.
The crash happened at 9.20am on Tuesday, March 14 at Leathley Lane near Castley Lane.
According to North Yorkshire Police, three other vehicles were involved: a white 21-reg Ford Transit van, a grey 21-reg Hyundai Ioniq and a grey 10-reg Skoda Roomster.
The stretch of road was closed for several hours while officers investigated and vehicles were recovered.
A police statement said:
“We’re appealing for witnesses to the collision or anyone who recalls seeing the vehicles involved prior to the collision, to get in touch as soon as possible to assist the investigation.
“In particular, we’re appealing for motorists in the area at the time who may have relevant dashcam footage of the collision itself or of any of the vehicles involved prior to the incident.”
You can email Megan.Smith1@northyorkshire.police.uk or call North Yorkshire Police on 101, select option 2, and ask for Megan Smith.
Quote reference number 12230046167.
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Police use drone in search for missing Harrogate woman Judith
Police used a drone today in the search for missing Harrogate woman Judith Holliday.
The drone was flown in large open areas around North Rigton and Lindley Wood Reservoir as the search entered its 10th day.
Judith, 73, left her care home on Harcourt Road in Harrogate at 10.32am on Saturday, August 27. She was then captured on CCTV at Harrogate bus station and later in Library Gardens at 10.43am.
It’s believed she then caught a bus out of Harrogate and then flagged down a member of the public and asked for a lift to North Rigton, where the last confirmed sighting took place.
North Yorkshire Police is now asking anyone who was in North Rigton between 1.30pm and 3pm on August 27 to check any dashcam or camera footage to see if it captured Judith.
Police searching for Judith Holliday at Almscliffe Crag.
She was last seen wearing a distinctive blue jacket and is described as being of thin build, approximately 5ft in height, and having medium length grey hair.
North Yorkshire Police critical incident inspector Phoebe Southall said:
“Please continue to support our search by checking dashcam and video footage and remaining vigilant.
“Please also check any outbuildings or sheltered areas.
“Any immediate sightings of Judith should be reported to 999.
“If you have any dashcam or video footage of Judith or information that could assist the investigation then please call us on 101. “
Quote reference number 12220153505 when providing information.
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Lucinda Edwards, Judith’s niece, thanked people for their support:
“We’re so grateful for the level of support our community has shown in our mission to locate Judith.
“Judith and anyone living with an illness like hers deserves to have this level of support and awareness to keep them safe.”
Judith has dementia and requires medication, however she often presents fit and well.
Police appeal after motorcyclist seriously injured near Harrogate
Police today issued an appeal for witnesses following a crash near Harrogate in which a man suffered serious injuries.
The collision, on the A59 near Kettlesing, involved a white Transit van and a motorcycle.
Both were travelling in the direction of Harrogate.
The incident happened at about 2.30pm on Friday and led to the road being closed for several hours.
The motorcyclist sustained life-threatening injuries.
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for any witnesses to the collision, or anyone with relevant dashcam footage.
If you wish to do so you can call 101 and speak to the force control room, quoting reference number NYP-17062022-253.
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