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Streatham bus stop crash death woman named Streatham bus stop crash: Nathan Davis sought over car
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A woman who died when she was hit by a car as she waited for a bus in south London has been named by police as Veronica Vanessa Chango-Alverez. A man with links to a car that was involved in a fatal bus stop crash in south London is being sought by police.
The 31-year-old victim died and a man, 51, was injured when an Audi A3 struck them at a bus stop on Streatham High Road at 05:30 GMT on Saturday. Veronica Vanessa Chango-Alverez, 31, was killed and another man injured when an Audi A3 struck them in Streatham High Road at 05:30 GMT on Saturday.
Ten minutes before the crash the car was in London Road, Croydon, when a Volkswagen Passat collided with a tree.Ten minutes before the crash the car was in London Road, Croydon, when a Volkswagen Passat collided with a tree.
The woman died from multiple injuries. No arrests have been made, police said. Police want to trace Nathan Davis, 27, who they say has links to the Audi. The car was abandoned at the scene.
Ms Chango-Alverez was staying at her mother's home in Streatham High Road and although she has not been formally identified her next of kin have been informed, police said. Ms Chango-Alverez died from multiple injuries, a post-mortem examination found.
The 31-year-old was born in Ecuador and has lived in London for 13 years, BBC London reporter Gareth Furby said. No arrests have been made as yet, police said.
She worked at a hotel and was on her way to work when the car ploughed into the bus stop, killing her. Ms Chango-Alverez was staying at her mother's home in Streatham High Road.
The remains of the bus stop, which was extensively damaged in the crash, has been removed. She was born in Ecuador and had lived in London for 13 years, BBC London reporter Gareth Furby said. At the time of the crash, she was on her way to work in a hotel.
The remains of the bus stop, which was extensively damaged in the crash, have been removed.
Flowers have been left at the site in tribute to the victim.Flowers have been left at the site in tribute to the victim.
'Heart torn out'
A statement from her brother Kevin Raul Chango-Alvarez said: "My family has had its heart torn out, at this Christmas time, we will never be the same again.
"On Friday night we were together as a family with Veronica meeting her newly born nephew and preparing for Christmas.
"I last saw her alive as she left to go to work on Saturday morning, but moments later I was holding her hand as she passed away in the street."
Describing the crash as "horrific" Det Insp Gordon Wallace, said: "The family are devastated. The memory of this senseless death will be with them each time they leave their home.
"The driver fled the scene abandoning the grey Audi, which was extensively damaged.
"We are looking to speak to Mr Nathan Davis in relation to this collision."
The 51-year-old man injured at the bus stop remains in a critical condition in hospital while the condition of the 29-year-old driver of the Volkswagen is now stable.The 51-year-old man injured at the bus stop remains in a critical condition in hospital while the condition of the 29-year-old driver of the Volkswagen is now stable.
The Audi was abandoned at the scene of the fatal crash.