Appeal launched after hit-and-run in Nottingham

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 12:30 · Archive

A woman was struck by a silver Audi at a zebra crossing in Nottingham on 30 September; the driver did not stop.

A woman was struck by a silver Audi at a zebra crossing on St Ann's Well Road in Nottingham on 30 September at around 16:30. The vehicle clipped her leg at the junction with Hedderley Walk, and the driver continued travelling north easterly away from the city centre without stopping.

The woman suffered swelling to her knee and continues to be in pain. Several people assisted her at the scene, but police say there were witnesses who have not yet come forward.

Police are appealing for anyone with information or dashcam footage to contact them. Police Constable Andy Finch said: 'A number of people assisted the woman so we know there were witnesses who have not yet spoken to us. There will also have been other vehicles passing along St Ann's Well Road around this time who may have recorded footage of the incident.' Anyone with information can call 101, quoting incident 686 of 30 September, or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

How it is being reported

• Woman hurt after hit-and-run at St Ann's zebra crossing involving Audi carInstead of stopping at the scene, the driver continued to travel away from the city centreNottinghamshire Live · 12 Oct, 11:54
• Appeal after woman injured by hit-and-run driverA silver Audi hit the woman at a zebra crossing on St Ann's Well Road on 30 September.BBC Nottingham · 11 Oct, 13:11

In this story: Nottingham · St Ann's Well Road · St Ann's · Hedderley Walk · Nottinghamshire Police

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