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Teenager killed in car crash

by isleofman.com 24th August 2014

A 17 year old boy died in a one vehicle crash late last night.


He was one of four people in a white Renault Clio 3 door hatchback that crashed on the Foxdale Road near Archallagan plantation just after midnight. The driver has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.


Senior investigating officer, Inspector Derek Flint said: 'This was a challenging scene to deal with for all the emergency services, all who stepped up to the bar to professionally deal with the difficult issues confronting them. All the next of kin have been informed, and over the coming days we will be working to establish precisely what led to this tragic event.


'Although only one vehicle is believed to have been involved at this time, it is important we establish clearly that this was the case. If anyone was driving on that road around the time of the collision, I’d compel them to get in touch with us at headquarters and speak to the investigation team. We are particularly interested in the movements of the Clio, which was travelling from the Eairy end
towards the Braaid. We can be contacted via 631212.'


The driver and the other two passengers are being treated for their injuries in hospital, one in the Intensive Treatment Unit. The road remains closed this morning (Sunday).


 

Posted by isleofman.com
Sunday 24th, August 2014 10:40pm.

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