More people have been charged and a car seized as police investigate the crash.
At about 10pm on Friday, August 25, a Subaru Impreza sedan left the road on The Grand Parade and crashed into a tree.An Audi A4 has been seized as police investigate a fatal crash that killed two boys.A 33-year-old man was taken to hospital under police guard.Several people have been charged over the crash.
Officers attended a home in Roselands at about 10.30am yesterday and seized an Audi A4 for forensic examination.Police allege a street race was underway before the fatal crash. He was charged with two counts of aggravated dangerous driving occasioning death, organising or promoting a race between vehicles, and two counts of failing to stop and render assistance after impact causing death.A 24-year-old woman, alleged to be a passenger in the Audi at the time of the crash, was arrested in Arncliffe at about 5pm yesterday.She was bailed and will next appear in court on October 17.
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