Car crashes into house in Warrington, seven hurt

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 14:03 · Archive

A car crashed into a house in Warrington early on Tuesday, injuring seven people and leaving three in hospital.

A car crashed into a house on Bagot Avenue in Warrington in the early hours of Tuesday 13 October at around 2am. Emergency services including two fire engines, paramedics and police were called to the scene.

Seven people were assessed at the scene, with three taken to hospital. Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service isolated utilities to the house and inspected the property using thermal imaging cameras and a gas monitor. All occupants of the house were accounted for.

A 37-year-old man from Orford has since been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage, dangerous driving, driving while disqualified, failing to stop following a collision and failure to provide a specimen for analysis. He remains in custody.

How it is being reported

• Car crashes into vehicle during early hours incident in Cheshire townTWO fire crews were called to a collision in the early hours of this morning, Wednesday.Chester Standard · 14 Oct, 13:22
• Seven hurt and three in hospital after car crashes into Cheshire houseA cordon went up as two fire engines, paramedics and police were scrambledCheshire Live · 14 Oct, 06:47

In this story: Warrington · Bagot Avenue · Orford · Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service

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