A pensioner is in hospital with life threatening injuries following a two- car crash on the A96 in Moray. Police were called to reports of a red Citroen C1 and a red Kia Soul colliding near Brodie at around 3pm on Monday, 11 July.
The 82-year-old female passenger of the Citroen and the 83-year-old male driver both suffered serious injuries in the crash. The pair were rushed to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness for treatment.
The driver of the Kia, a 69-year-old man, also sustained minor injuries and was taken for checks at the hospital. Cops shut down the road in both directions for several hours as they probed the smash.
Police Scotland's Road Policing Sergeant, Alexander Bowser-Riley, said: “Our enquiries into the collision are continuing and I would appeal for anyone who witnessed the collision or saw either of the two vehicles prior to the collision to speak to police.
“We are also looking to trace a number of people who stopped immediately after the collision and provided assistance to the occupants of both vehicles. They left prior to our arrival and I would ask them to get in touch quoting incident number 2039 of 11 July 2022.”
Anyone with information can contact Police Scotland on 101.
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