THERE IS a huge presence of emergency services after car “left road” and went to the beach, injuring four people.
Police and ambulance vehicles are at the scene (22:02) in Saltburn after an Audi drove onto the beach and reportedly crashed into a number of people.
area was cordoned off off police as long as it is understood car came to rest on beach next to the promenade and pier.
Man in since then his 70s have been arrested and two women were hospitalized with severe injuries.
Witnesses in in area Describe car get stuck in sea ​​after traveling across the sand during the incident.
main the round trip area Saltburn Bank was closed to all vehicles by the police.
area popular with tourists
Image: google
In a statement this evening, Cleveland Police said: “Emergency services currently in Saltburn, after four people were injured tonight when car left road and went to the beach, not far from the pier.
“Man in he is 70 years old and was arrested while officers investigate the circumstances of the incident.
“At about 8:17 pm, we received reports that a blue Audi drove onto the beach near the promenade and pier.
“Two women were taken to the hospital with serious leg injuries and two others people have minor injuries that do not require immediate treatment.
Pictures show huge 911 response
emergency services on Scene tonight Photo: PAUL WAUGH
Investigation launched
An investigation is now underway to establish the circumstances of the incident. events this evening.
Immediate Appeal for anyone with Video recordings from CCTV cameras or DVRs also was launched force.
Those who anyone can have information or footage related to the incident should call 101 and ask for Cleveland Police.
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