Police in Grays are urgently seeking witnesses to a serious collision involving a vehicle and two pedestrians that occurred on Wednesday, November 8. The incident unfolded at the junction of Dock Road and Marshfoot Road, shortly after 8:15 PM, prompting a swift response from emergency services.
Upon receiving a distress call, officers from the local police force, in collaboration with ambulance service personnel, rushed to the scene to attend to the aftermath of the collision. Two pedestrians involved in the incident sustained severe injuries and were subsequently transported to a nearby hospital for medical treatment.
The investigation into the collision is currently underway, with Police appealing to the public for any information that may shed light on the circumstances surrounding the incident. Witnesses who were present at the scene or individuals with access to CCTV footage from the area are urged to come forward and assist with the ongoing investigation.
To assist in the inquiry, individuals are asked to quote “incident number 1095 of 8 November” when providing information to the authorities. Any form of evidence, such as CCTV recordings, dash-cam footage, or eyewitness accounts, is of great value and could play a crucial role in determining the cause of the collision.
The local police force has made it easy for individuals to share their information by offering multiple channels for contact. Witnesses and individuals with relevant information can report their findings online, use the Live Chat service available on the police website during specified hours, or reach out via phone by calling 101.
The Live Chat service, available Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) between 10 AM and 9 PM, enables real-time communication with a digital 101 operator, making it a convenient and efficient means of sharing information.
Authorities have underscored the importance of community involvement in such cases, emphasizing the role of witnesses and citizens in helping to uncover the truth. Additionally, individuals who wish to provide anonymous tips can reach out to the independent charity Crimestoppers by visiting their website or calling 0800 555 111.
