Collision – Gunby Road, Welton Le Marsh
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UPDATE: 6.30pm 14 September
We are saddened to report that a 17-year-old male has now tragically died after being involved in a road collision in Welton Le Marsh last Wednesday. His family are being supported by specially trained officers.
We are renewing our appeal for your help.
We are investigating a single vehicle collision involving a black Seat Ibiza which came off the road on Gunby Road and want to hear from anyone who saw this vehicle either coming off the road or travelling around Welton Le Marsh or the surrounding area, between 11pm and 11.30pm.
We are urging members of the public to please check your dashcam footage and if you have anything which you think may help us with our enquiries please get in touch.
- Email: [email protected] and add ‘Incident 509 of 7 September’ in the subject box.
- Via our non-emergency number 101, quoting incident 509 of 7 September
If you wish to remain anonymous, you can call CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111 or you can contact CrimeStoppers anonymously online
Original release:
Update - We have amended our release. The vehicle involved in this collision is a black Seat Ibiza. Apologies for the confusion.
Officers attended a single vehicle collision on Gunby Road, Welton Le Marsh just after 11.20 pm, last evening, Wednesday, 7 September.
The vehicle, a black Seat Ibiza, left the road before it came to a stop. A passenger in the car, a male in his late teens, received injuries described as serious and has been taken to hospital. The driver and two other passengers are not seriously hurt.
The road was closed and remained closed until earlier today.
We are appealing for anyone who was in the area and saw the vehicle leave the road or has dashcam footage or saw the vehicle travelling on Gunby Road just before 11.20pm to get in touch.
There are a number of ways to get in touch:
- By clicking on the email link [email protected] - please remember to put the reference incident 509 of 7 September in the subject box.
- Via our non-emergency number 101, quoting incident 509 of 7 September