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Arrest made over death of woman struck by two cars at Woy Woy

New South Wales police have arrested a man after he allegedly struck a woman on the state’s Central Coast overnight.

The woman died after she was struck by a second car along Ocean Beach Road at Woy Woy on Saturday night.

She was initially struck by a car heading south and was then thrown into the roadway when she was struck by a second vehicle.

The driver of the first car allegedly did not stop; the driver of the second car stopped and rendered assistance.

NSW Ambulance paramedics arrived on the scene to find the woman critically injured but despite the efforts of first responders she died at the scene.

Police seized a vehicle after executing a warrant on a property in the Central Coast area after efforts to identify the man.

A 20-year-old has since been arrested and is currently at Gosford police station.

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