‘Stolen’ car flattens electricity box – before young woman and…
Three people have been arrested after a “stolen” car smashed into a bus stop in east Hull in the early hours of this morning. The white Toyota caused serious damage to the bus shelter, flattened an electrical box and knocked down a lamppost. Three people are believed to have fled the car following the crash at around 2.15am. Police said the Toyota was reportedly stolen from Dodswell Grove, about two and a half miles away from where the crash happened in Bellfield Avenue, Ings estate. Read more: Young men who died in East Yorkshire lake named as inquests open Following a search, a young woman and two young men were arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle and burglary. They remain in police custody. Last night, residents reported a helicopter circling the area and a large police presence. Workers, including teams from Northern Powergrid, were repairing the damage today. Workers repair the damaged bus stop on Bellfield Avenue (Image: Hull Live) In a statement, Humberside Police said: “Three people are currently in our custody following a road traffic collision on Bellfield Avenue in Hull in the early hours of this morning. It is reported that a white Toyota had been stolen from Dodswell Grove, Hull, and was later involved in a single-vehicle collision on Bellfield Avenue at around 2.15am. “The vehicle is reported to have been colli
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