Emergency services were called to Maxwell Avenue in Ashcroft in Sydney's south-west about 11.50am today following a double-fatal crash.
Responding officers were told a grey sedan collided with a tree and a power pole before two people allegedly exited the vehicle and fled the scene.Two boys are dead following a horror crash in Sydney's south-west this morning.
Responding officers were told a grey sedan collided with a tree and a power pole before two people allegedly exited the vehicle and fled the scene. "They are yet to be formally identified but are both believed to be aged between 10 and 15," they said. A crime scene has been established, which will be examined by specialist officers from the Crash Investigation Unit.Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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