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Dudley car crash disorder leads to two arrests Dudley car crash disorder left five people injured
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A car was set on fire, people were attacked and a vehicle was reversed at speed into a house during a disturbance on New Year's Eve, police have said. Five people were injured as a car was set on fire and a vehicle crashed into a house during a disturbance on New Year's Eve, emergency services say.
Up to 10 men were involved in the disorder in Dudley, West Midlands, which left a woman in the damaged house needing hospital treatment.Up to 10 men were involved in the disorder in Dudley, West Midlands, which left a woman in the damaged house needing hospital treatment.
Police received multiple 999 calls at about 23:00 GMT reporting trouble in Eagle Close, Russells Hall.Police received multiple 999 calls at about 23:00 GMT reporting trouble in Eagle Close, Russells Hall.
A man from Telford, aged 20, and a boy, aged 16, from Dudley, were arrested. Edward Nock, from Telford, and a boy, aged 16, from Dudley, were arrested.
The man was held on suspicion of dangerous driving and driving while unfit through drink or drugs. Mr Nock, 20, from Hickford Lane, Telford, has been charged with drink driving and causing serious injury through dangerous driving.
The boy was arrested on suspicion of three counts of assault, including one on the arresting officer. He is due to appear at Dudley Magistrates Court on 29 January.
West Midlands Police said a woman was seen being punched in the face and dragged along on the ground, a Ford Fiesta was set on fire and a Nissan Micra crashed into a house on nearby Kestrel Road causing significant structural damage. The 16-year-old, arrested on suspicion of three counts of assault, including one on the arresting officer, has been released under investigation while inquiries continue.
West Midlands Police said a woman was seen being punched in the face and dragged along on the ground, a Ford Fiesta was set on fire and a Nissan Micra reversed into a house on nearby Kestrel Road causing significant structural damage.
West Midlands Ambulance Service said it treated two patients at the house, an elderly woman who was taken to Russells Hall Hospital and a man who was treated at the scene.
It said it also treated a teenager for injuries as a result of an assault nearby before he was also taken to hospital for further treatment.
Another man and a woman were assessed at the scene for minor injuries.
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