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Latest news in Yorkshire: September 17, 2018 11:21:40 AM
Four men have been charged in connection to a collision in Barnsley on
Friday afternoon (14 September), as the investigation continues to progress.
The following four men have been remanded into custody to appear before
Sheffield Magistrate’s Court today (Monday 17 September).
David Mellor, 48, from Barnsley, is charged with aggravated vehicle taking
and failure to provide a sample
Karn Hill, 23, from Barnsley, is charged with aggravated vehicle taking
Wayne Carroll, 29, from Barnsley, is charged with aggravated vehicle taking
Alan Mawhinney, 53, from Barnsley is charged with aggravated vehicle taking
and failure to provide a sample
The charges relate to an ongoing investigation into an incident on Park View
and Common Road, Brierley, at around 1.40pm on Friday.
A HGV, previously reported as stolen, was travelling along Common Lane,
towards Grimethorpe, when an officer in a marked patrol car, travelling in
the opposite direction, turned round to follow the vehicle.
The HGV, while on Common Road, was then involved in a collision with a
pedestrian, 58-year-old Jacqueline Wileman, and two parked cars. Mrs Wileman
was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
The HGV then travelled on to Park View where it collided with the front of a
house on the road, coming to a stop.
A mandatory referral has been made to the Independent Office for Police
Conduct.
The investigation into the collision and Mrs Wileman’s death continues and
police remain keen to hear from anyone with information.
Chief Superintendent Scott Green, District Commander for Barnsley, said: “I
fully realise the impact this incident has had on our local community and
I’d like to thank them for their support and patience, as officers continue
with their enquiries.
“The investigation is still very much ongoing and as such, I’d ask that
people be mindful of comments they make on social media, so that the case
can progress through the courts, and to prevent further distress to Mrs
Wileman’s family.
“We remain keen to hear from anyone with information about what happened. If
you can help, please call 101 quoting incident number 266 of 14 August
2018.”
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