Investigation continues into A41 collision in Tring that left teenager with 'life-threatening' injuries
The police investigation is continuing into a major one-vehicle collision in Tring which caused a teenager to suffer what has been described as ‘life-threatening’ injuries.
Yesterday evening, Hertfordshire Constabulary once again urged potential witnesses to come forward in relation to a major collision on the A41 near Tring.
On Sunday July 19 at around 12.10am, a black BMW travelling northbound on the A41 past Bourne End, before Tring, collided with the central reservation and entered the opposite carriageway, resulting in the passenger in the vehicle suffering life threatening injuries, the constabulary confirmed.
A 48-year-old man was arrested in connection with the incident but has been released on bail, the police force also revealed. In yesterday’s update, it was also announced that the passenger is at home recovering from his injuries.
Detective Constable Boris Kahn from the Serious Collisions Unit said: “At the time there were several cars and people on the scene who left before officers were able to take their details. One of those vehicles was a dark coloured BMW.
“We need to speak to everyone who saw the collision or who stopped at the scene afterwards. If this was you and you have not yet spoken to officers, please get in touch with us as soon as possible.”
People with dash cam footage, that could assist with the investigation, are asked to email DC Kahn here. Hertfordshire Constabulary can also be contacted online, via its web chat, or by calling the non-emergency number 101, quoting 41/68226/26.