Three Leeds lads killed mum and themselves in stolen BMW being chased by police on wrong side of road
Three Leeds men were being chased by police in a stolen BMW with false plates when it crashed into another car killing a mum and the trio.
Full details of the circumstances surrounding the smash have now emerged as a pre-inquest review was held by Assistant Coroner Nadim Bashir, HullLive reports. A full inquest will be held in January where the police stop tactics and dashcam footage will be analysed. Humberside Police have not yet been able to establish which of the three men was driving the stolen BMW. Two of the occupants there thrown from the vehicle on impact, the hearing was told.
"They have told me that they do not know who the driver was. The family of Mrs Clark want to know which one it was. But there can be no speculation. Speculation has no place in this inquest."
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