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Police appeal for witnesses and dash cam clips after two injured in A46 crash
Nottinghamshire police are appealing for witnesses to a serious crash on the A46 at Collingham where a woman and elderly man were injured. As previously reported, the crash involved two vehicles at the Station Road junction around 9:45am on Tuesday, June 6 and police are urging any witnesses or drivers with dash cam footage to come…
By Guy Owen guyowen
Nottinghamshire police are appealing for witnesses to a serious crash on the A46 at Collingham where a woman and elderly man were injured.
As previously reported, the crash involved two vehicles at the Station Road junction around 9:45am on Tuesday, June 6 and police are urging any witnesses or drivers with dash cam footage to come forward.
Both of the drivers involved were seriously injured and were taken to hospital with chest, leg and back injuries.
The woman driver was taken to Lincoln County Hospital and the man, described as elderly was taken to The Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham and both are in stable conditions.
Anyone who saw what happened or who has any information is urged to call Nottinghamshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 213 of June 6 2017, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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Woman kicked by callous attackers who stole deadly pills
The meds were in her stolen backpack
The incident happened on the Bladon Estate in Fishtoft. | Photo: Google Street View
A woman in her 40s was allegedly pushed over and kicked before dangerous medication was stolen in a callous attack near Boston.
The woman was walking her dog behind some flats when she was attacked by two young men and two young girls on the Bladon Estate in Fishtoft at around 8.10pm on Wednesday, January 20.
Her black rucksack was pulled from her and stolen. It contained her purse and a hairbrush, as well as prescribed drugs codeine and pregabalin.
Lincolnshire Police are concerned and want anyone who finds the medication to contact them straight away as it could be dangerous if swallowed by anyone it is not prescribed to.
The force are appealing for information about what they have described as a callous attack, which can be reported via 101 or by emailing [email protected] and quoting incident 97 of January 21.
Alternatively, it can also be reported through the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online here.