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Man held after two cyclists killed in hit-and-run incident near Bristol | |
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A man has been arrested after two cyclists were killed on Sunday in a hit-and-run incident involving a car in a village near Bristol. | |
The 38-year-old handed himself into police after initially abandoning his vehicle and leaving the scene of the crash, which took place shortly before 4pm on Lower Hanham Road, Hanham. | |
Paramedics attended the scene but found that the cyclists had suffered fatal injuries. | Paramedics attended the scene but found that the cyclists had suffered fatal injuries. |
Avon and Somerset police made an appeal for witnesses to come forward. | |
A police spokesman said that investigators were at the scene while other officers were working to locate the driver. | A police spokesman said that investigators were at the scene while other officers were working to locate the driver. |
"We would appeal to anyone who witnessed this collision to contact us on 101," he said. | "We would appeal to anyone who witnessed this collision to contact us on 101," he said. |
A spokesman for the Great Western ambulance service said that a call had been received at 4pm reporting that a car had hit two cyclists. | A spokesman for the Great Western ambulance service said that a call had been received at 4pm reporting that a car had hit two cyclists. |
"We sent an ambulance, paramedics, a rapid response vehicle and had an officer at the scene to liaise with the other services," he said. "But unfortunately both the patients were beyond help at the scene." | "We sent an ambulance, paramedics, a rapid response vehicle and had an officer at the scene to liaise with the other services," he said. "But unfortunately both the patients were beyond help at the scene." |