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Man seriously injured in Ruddington collision after police pursuit

 

After spotting a suspicious car in Nottingham members of Nottinghamshire Police’s knife crime team react quickly and chase after a runaway suspect.

Their determination reaps rewards as a man is quickly detained and quantities of cocaine, cannabis and cash are recovered.

Elsewhere there’s another foot chase underway after officers spotted and then followed two cars in the Newark area suspected to be linked with drug dealing.

Two men got out of one of the cars while it was still moving and ran off in an attempt to evade capture but both were quickly caught up with and handcuffed.

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In another featured incident a man suffered serious injuries requiring hospital treatment after a crash involving two cars.

The victim was heading to a supermarket when a Seat Leon smashed into the side of his Honda Jazz as he turned into Kirk Lane in Ruddington.

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The impact caused his car to lift up before it came to a standstill.

Police quickly came to his aid and swiftly arrested the driver of the Seat.

They also put out a fire which started in the Honda’s engine bay, receiving help from a member of the public, until fire service colleagues arrived on scene soon after.

Officers had been following the Seat but it was driven away at speed and in a dangerous manner before being involved in the collision.

A 23-year-old man was subsequently charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving, driving without insurance and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence. He is currently due to stand trial in March next year.

Meanwhile, the driver of a suspected cloned car is arrested and drugs are recovered following a proactive stop in the Mansfield area and over in Worksop, reports of a rifle incident trigger a major firearms operation.

Catch all this and more on Channel 5 at 8pm.

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