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Man sought over triple death crash arrested Man sought over triple death crash arrested
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A 34-year-old man wanted in connection with a car crash that killed three teenagers has been arrested.A 34-year-old man wanted in connection with a car crash that killed three teenagers has been arrested.
Scotland Yard said the man handed himself in to police, in connection with the crash which happened in Hayes, west London, on Friday evening. Scotland Yard said he handed himself in and was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
The suspect has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. A 28-year-old man was arrested after the crash near a bus stop in Hayes, west London, on Friday evening, on suspicion of the same offence.
A 28-year-old man, who was detained by members of the public on the night, was arrested on the same charge. Police have also named the victims as Harry Rice, 17, and 16-year-olds George Wilkinson and Josh Mcgunniess.
The Metropolitan Police said a formal identification of the three victims had not yet taken place, but were confident the victims were 17-year-old Harry Louis Rice, George Toby Wilkinson and Josh Mcgunniess, both aged 16. Josh had previously been named locally, and on his Facebook profile, as Josh Kennedy.
The boys were on their way to a 16th birthday party when a black Audi is believed to have mounted the pavement in Shepiston Lane.
The crash happened close to the Esso garage near junction four of the M4.
The victims were with a group of friends walking towards the Goals five-a-side football club at about 20:40 GMT on Friday when they were hit.
Det Sgt Michael Rapp, from the Met's serious collision investigation unit, said: "This is a fast-moving investigation and CCTV inquiries and forensic analysis of the car involved are under way."
The first suspect was in the car when it crashed and was detained by members of the public before police arrived.
The 28-year-old man remains in custody on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Ch Supt Colin Wingrove, of Hillingdon Borough Police, said: "There is understandably a lot of shock and grief in the local community. These three young men had their whole lives ahead of them.
"I would like to reiterate the appeal from the families that their privacy is respected at this difficult time so they can grieve in peace."
George Wilkinson's grandfather, Nigel Goodhand, went to the scene on Sunday.
He said: "I'm really cut up. It hurts. George's mother has lost the plot.
"I wasn't going to stop here, but I had to in the end.
"He will be sorely missed."
One tribute left at the scene read: "George Boy, I love you so much, love Kev, Vinnie."
Another said: "I thought I would never have to write this and I don't know what to write but I will always love and miss you millions."
Elsewhere, a card read "To my bro, always together forever," while a fourth said: "To my darling baby boi my heart is broken, love mum, Vinnie."