'Serious collision' between suspected stolen car and bus following police pursuit

By Dimitris Kouimtsidis

26th Aug 2021 | Local News

The accident took place in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures
The accident took place in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures
A man was freed from the car by emergency services and taken to hospital. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures
A man was freed from the car by emergency services and taken to hospital. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures
Three other men were unharmed but arrested on suspicion of burglary and theft. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures
Three other men were unharmed but arrested on suspicion of burglary and theft. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures
Police attempted to stop the Audi but it sped off before colliding with the night bus. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures
Police attempted to stop the Audi but it sped off before colliding with the night bus. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures
The car has sustained heavy damage on the driver's side. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures
The car has sustained heavy damage on the driver's side. Image Credit: UkNewsinPictures

A SUSPECTED stolen car has collided with a bus in Ealing following a police pursuit in the early hours of Wednesday morning (April 7).

According to the Daily Mirror, emergency services freed a man trapped inside the smashed car on Hamilton Road, just before 3am.

The driver was understood to have been taken to hospital after his car crashed into the front of a night bus.

Three other men who were in the car came out unharmed but have been arrested on suspicion of burglary and theft.

The alleged stolen car is an Audi, with the driver's side of the vehicle sustaining heavy damage in the accident.

     

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