A TEENAGER from Wokingham is currently in a critical condition in a London hospital following what appears to have been a hit and run incident last night.
The victim, who has serious head injuries, told police that he had been struck by a car but couldn’t provide any further information.
The teenager was taken to St George’s Hospital in London, where he is in a critical condition with life-threatening head injuries.
He was discovered around 11.10pm on Friday, May 10, lying in the road at The Ring in Bracknell.
Investigating officer Sergeant Claire Greene of the Joint Operations Unit for Roads Policing, based at Bicester, said: “The injured man was able to tell us that he was struck by a car, but at this time, we have no witnesses.
“There was some vehicle debris at the scene, although we cannot determine if this is connected or not at this time.
“I am urging anybody who was on The Ring at around 11.10pm last night and witnessed anything, to contact police.
“Similarly, if anybody has dash-cam footage of around this time, please can you check it and contact us if you have any information.
“It is likely that the vehicle involved would have been damaged in this collision, and so if anybody has any information relating to a car being damaged in the area, again, I would urge you to contact us.
“Sadly, the victim of this collision is now in a critical condition and his next of kin are aware and being supported by officers.”
Anybody with any information should call the 24-hour non-emergency number 101, quoting reference 43190140695.
Alternatively, call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
