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Man charged with attempted murder after car hits pedestrians
Duane Anthony also faces aggravated vehicle taking and driving offences after a car struck five pedestrians, leaving one man with life-threatening injuries.
- On Monday, Nottinghamshire Police charged Duane Anthony, 40, with five counts of attempted murder after a red Vauxhall Astra struck pedestrians in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, on Saturday at 1:12 am.
- Following an earlier 'altercation' in the town centre, the vehicle struck the group at Market Place. The driver abandoned the car and fled on foot, prompting a police manhunt.
- Woodthorpe Park Rangers confirmed three team members, including the manager, were struck, with one player 'fighting for his life.' The club stated it is 'struggling' and requesting privacy.
- Anthony is due at Nottingham Magistrates' Court this morning following the investigation. Detective Chief Inspector Ruby Burrow thanked the team for working 'around the clock' to secure charges.
- Local MP Michael Payne sought reassurances from police regarding community safety in Arnold and will continue liaising with colleagues as the investigation progresses.
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Man charged with attempted murder after hit-and-run in Arnold town centre and remanded in custody
Multiple pedestrians were injured after a red Vauxhall Astra mounted a kerb and struck them. The post Man charged with attempted murder after hit-and-run in Arnold town centre and remanded in custody appeared first on Gedling Eye.
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