Shock after 12-year-old hit by motorbike in hit-and-run outside Macmillan Academy
Child Injured in Shocking Hit-and-Run
A 12-year-old boy suffered a leg injury following a collision with a motorbike outside Macmillan Academy on Stockton Road. The hit-and-run happened just after 3:20 pm on Tuesday, February 4. The motorbike rider fled the scene, leaving the youngster injured and the community rattled.
Police Hunt Rider Who Fled the Scene
Cleveland Police are urgently investigating the incident. PC Moffitt from the Matrix roads policing unit implored the public for help: “We are committed to identifying the motorbike rider and understanding the circumstances of this dangerous collision.”
- Where: Outside Macmillan Academy, Stockton Road
- When: Tuesday, February 4, approx. 3:20 pm
- Victim: 12-year-old boy with a leg injury
- Status: Ongoing police investigation
How You Can Help Catch the Culprit
- Ring Cleveland Police on 101. Quote reference number 020625.
- Report tips on The Sentinel Current website.
- Contact Crimestoppers anonymously at 0800 555 111.
Community Demands Safer Roads
Locals are stunned and calling for tougher safety measures near schools. Parents and community leaders say roads around educational sites must be made safer to protect children.
Road Safety Experts Warn of Dangers
RoSPA highlights the need for responsible driving, especially near schools and pedestrian areas. The reckless act has reignited concerns about road safety in Stockton.
Serious Legal Consequences Await
- Hit-and-run drivers can face criminal charges.
- Possible driving bans and hefty fines.
- Potential jail time for causing injury and fleeing.
Support for Young Victim
Local health services are offering support to the injured boy and his family during this difficult time.
