Police launch witness appeal for hit and run in Wrexham

Child sustains minor injuries as hit and run confirmed by police in Wrexham <i>(Image: North Wales Police)</i>
Child sustains minor injuries as hit and run confirmed by police in Wrexham (Image: North Wales Police)
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POLICE have launched an appeal for witnesses and information following a hit and run in Wrexham.

On Monday, June 16, a collision was reported near the Premier Store on Victoria Road, Brynteg, in which an e-bike collided with a child.

The e-bike was being ridden by a male in a balaclava and dark clothing sometime between 5pm and 6pm.

The 11-year-old child, who is local to the area, sustained minor injuries and his own bike was damaged due to the collision.

The rider of the e-bike did not stop and left the scene.

A van driver stopped to help the boy, and police are keen to speak to him as he may have information that could assist with the ongoing investigation.

If this was you, or if anybody has information regarding this incident, they are urged to contact officers via the website or by calling 101, quoting reference number 25000500141.

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