A community "sprang to action" to help a young driver after a horror hit and run.
Eyewitnesses of a horror hit and run described how a bustling community sprang into action to help the young driver. Merseyside Police was called to the Baltic Quarter on Thursday, August 18 at around 8.40pm following reports of a crash involving a Range Rover, a Seat Ibiza and a parked, unoccupied Kia Picanto.
The police confirmed slight injuries were reported to the driver of the Seat while the Range Rover made off without stopping. But eyewitnesses told the ECHO about the community efforts to help the injured driver and to close the road.
