Woman injured as man believed to have fled Collier Row crash
A woman in her 20s was treated for a head injury - not believed to be life-threatening - following a crash in Mawney Road, Collier Road last night (Thursday, March 25). - Credit: Paresh Raja
A man is believed to have fled the scene of a Collier Row crash which saw a woman suffer a head injury.
Police were called at 8.50pm on Thursday, March 25 to Mawney Road following reports of a road traffic collision involving two cars.
Officers attended with London Ambulance Service (LAS) and London Fire Brigade (LFB).
A woman in her 20s was found at the scene and treated for a head injury, which is not believed to be life-threatening.
One man is believed to have decamped from a vehicle and fled. Enquiries to locate him are ongoing.
One male is believed to have decamped from a vehicle and fled the scene of the crash, with efforts to locate him ongoing. - Credit: Paresh Raja
An LAS spokesperson said: "We were called at 8.56pm yesterday to reports of a road traffic collision on Mawney Road, Romford.
"We sent two ambulance crews, a medic in a car and an incident response officer. A woman was treated at the scene and taken to a hospital as a priority."
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The National Police Air Service provided assistance.
Road closures have now been lifted.
