Tunbridge Wells emergency gives Update after car smash child

The girl was assessed by paramedics

In Tunbridge Wells, a car struck a youngster. On Friday, September 13, at approximately 3:30 p.m., an incident occurred on Pembury Road.

Both South East Coast Ambulance Service and the police arrived at the location. For one hour, the road was closed.

“Officers attended the scene where a girl was assessed for any injuries by the South East Coast Ambulance,” a police spokesperson stated. By 430 p.m., the road had reopened.”

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The suspect has been arrested and bailed until December

A sixteen-year-old kid was taken into custody following a teenage report of theft in Gillingham. According to reports, the September 9 encounter had the suspect carrying a knife.

The victim had made plans to sell a pair of earbuds on Trafalgar Street when the incident occurred. Police claimed that when he got to the scene at about 9.30 p.m., he was allegedly threatened with a knife before being robbed.

It has been stated that the perpetrator has taken both the victim’s phone and headphones. “Following enquiries, officers arrested a 16-year-old boy at approximately 1.40am on Tuesday, September 12,” a Kent Police statement read.

“He has since been bailed until Thursday, December 12 while further enquiries are carried out.”