Three folks together with a 16-year-old boy have died after a automotive caught hearth following a crash in Cornwall.
A gaggle of youngsters have been arrested on suspicion of inflicting dying by harmful driving, Devon and Cornwall Police mentioned.
Officers went to the A390 close to St Ive, Liskeard, shortly earlier than midnight on Tuesday after a automotive was reported to have left the highway and caught hearth.
The boy and two males aged 18 and 30 have been discovered inside and declared lifeless on the scene.
Two women and two boys from Liskeard have been later arrested and stay in custody, the drive mentioned.
Officers additionally seized a car believed to have been concerned within the “tragic incident”.
Sergeant Tina Green, of Devon and Cornwall Police, mentioned: “Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those who lost their lives and our investigation remains ongoing to understand the full circumstances of how this tragic incident occurred.
“Whilst our inquiries are ongoing there can be an elevated police presence within the space of the collision and within the wider Liskeard space.
“I would encourage anyone with information which might assist police and anyone who was travelling in the area and may have relevant dashcam footage to report it to us.”
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She added: “We are aware of some comments and speculation on social media and I would remind the public that there is a live and active police investigation in relation to this incident and therefore please refrain from speculating about the nature of the incident and those involved.
“If you see any social media commentary that you simply really feel could help our investigation, please report that to us additionally.”
Source: information.sky.com”