Christchurch Police seek witnesses to Linwood Avenue crash
Sunday, 29 October 2017, 2:50 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police
"Christchurch Police seek witnesses to Linwood Avenue crash
"
Canterbury Police are seeking witnesses to a collision
which occurred on Linwood Avenue at approximately 11:30am
this morning.
The incident between two cars occurred near
the intersection with Tancred Street.
No one was seriously
injured but there was significant damage to one car and to a
nearby house.
Anyone who witnessed the incident is asked
to contact Constable Chris Adcock at Christchurch Police
Station on 03 363
7400.
ENDS
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