US EditionTwo women die after BMW crashed into care home during police chase in Sunderland
SUNDERLAND, UK, JUL 11 – Two 21-year-old men face manslaughter charges after a stolen BMW crashed into a Sunderland care home, killing two elderly residents and injuring eight others, police said.
- On Wednesday evening in Witherwack, Sunderland, a stolen blue BMW involved in a police pursuit collided with Highcliffe Care Home, resulting in the deaths of two female residents.
- Around 9:20pm, a BMW was reported stolen in the Fenham area of Newcastle, prompting a police chase eastbound along the A1231 that ended with a crash at approximately 9:40pm.
- The collision caused structural damage to the care home, led to the evacuation of residents, and resulted in eight others being hospitalised with non-life-threatening injuries.
- Chief Superintendent Mark Hall of Northumbria Police expressed his deep sorrow over the incident and extended his sympathies to the relatives and friends of those impacted.
- Two 21-year-old men, previously arrested, have been taken into custody again as suspects in a manslaughter inquiry, while the investigation will also examine whether the crash played a role in the fatalities.
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'Whole top floor caved in': BMW crashes into care home during police chase in UK, two women die
The two women, one in her 90s and the other in her 80s, died after they were moved to other care homes. Meanwhile, eight other residents of the care home were taken to the hospital.
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