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CCTV shows woman and two children being thrown into air in London hit-and-run CCTV shows woman and two children being thrown into air in London hit-and-run
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Footage which shows a hit-and-run driver careering into a group of five people has been released by police.Footage which shows a hit-and-run driver careering into a group of five people has been released by police.
A woman and two children suffered serious – but not life-threatening – injuries from the incident in East Ham, London. A woman and two children suffered serious – but not life-threatening – injuries from the incident in East Ham, London. 
CCTV shows the group crossing a road towards a traffic island as the car comes speeding towards them.CCTV shows the group crossing a road towards a traffic island as the car comes speeding towards them.
At least two can be seen flying into the air as two rush across to the other side.  At least two can be seen flying into the air as two others rush across the other side to safety. 
The car then comes to a stop on the pavement, with the driver getting out of his car and running away shortly after. The car then comes to a stop on the pavement, with the driver getting out and running away shortly after.
Police say they were called to the scene just before 3pm on Thursday, October 27. Police say they were called to the scene just before 3pm on Thursday, October 27. 
"Officers and London Ambulance Service attended and the three pedestrians – a woman aged in her 50s and two children, a boy, 12, and a girl, 11 – were taken to hospital for treatment," a statement read."Officers and London Ambulance Service attended and the three pedestrians – a woman aged in her 50s and two children, a boy, 12, and a girl, 11 – were taken to hospital for treatment," a statement read.
No arrests were made and enquiries are continuing.No arrests were made and enquiries are continuing.
Anyone with information should call police on 101.Anyone with information should call police on 101.