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Woman and boy 'deliberately driven at' in Wolverhampton | Woman and boy 'deliberately driven at' in Wolverhampton |
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A woman and an 11-year-old boy who were hit by a car were "deliberately driven at", police have said. | A woman and an 11-year-old boy who were hit by a car were "deliberately driven at", police have said. |
It was "only by chance" officers were not dealing with a murder inquiry, West Midlands Police said. | It was "only by chance" officers were not dealing with a murder inquiry, West Midlands Police said. |
The 26-year-old woman and child were hit by a silver Vauxhall Vectra as they were crossing Tennyson Road in Wolverhampton at about 6.45pm on Wednesday 2 December. | |
A 27-year-old man has been arrested, the force said. | A 27-year-old man has been arrested, the force said. |
Det Sgt Lisa Tibbitts said the car's front end would have been damaged when the boy "hit the bonnet", causing front end damage. | Det Sgt Lisa Tibbitts said the car's front end would have been damaged when the boy "hit the bonnet", causing front end damage. |
She said officers were looking for a "sporty looking" silver Vectra with tinted windows. | She said officers were looking for a "sporty looking" silver Vectra with tinted windows. |
"If you work at a garage and have recently had to repair a car matching this description then we want to hear from you," she added. | "If you work at a garage and have recently had to repair a car matching this description then we want to hear from you," she added. |
The woman and boy were treated in hospital for minor injuries. | The woman and boy were treated in hospital for minor injuries. |
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