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Arrest after man dies tobogganing Arrest after man dies tobogganing
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A 19-year-old man has died and another man was injured after they crashed into a car while tobogganing on a plastic sheet in Blaenau Gwent.A 19-year-old man has died and another man was injured after they crashed into a car while tobogganing on a plastic sheet in Blaenau Gwent.
Anthony Farley and a relative slid onto a main road from a grass bank near Tredegar at around 1610 GMT on Sunday.Anthony Farley and a relative slid onto a main road from a grass bank near Tredegar at around 1610 GMT on Sunday.
Gwent Police say the driver of the car they collided with did not stop and the men were found by a member of the public off Armoury Hill in the town.Gwent Police say the driver of the car they collided with did not stop and the men were found by a member of the public off Armoury Hill in the town.
A man, 34, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.A man, 34, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Mr Farley, 19, from the Bettws area, was pronounced dead at the scene in the Ystrad Deri area of Tredegar.Mr Farley, 19, from the Bettws area, was pronounced dead at the scene in the Ystrad Deri area of Tredegar.
He leaves an eight month old son, Ieuan Meek.He leaves an eight month old son, Ieuan Meek.
'Absolutely tragic' Anthony Farley leaves an eight month old son, Ieuan Meek.
The other man, 23, believed to be a cousin from the Tredegar area, suffered head injuries and is described as being in a stable condition at Nevill Hall Hospital.The other man, 23, believed to be a cousin from the Tredegar area, suffered head injuries and is described as being in a stable condition at Nevill Hall Hospital.
Inspector Glyn Fernquest said police have appealed for witnesses, including anyone who may have seen a silver car in the area.Inspector Glyn Fernquest said police have appealed for witnesses, including anyone who may have seen a silver car in the area.
"It's absolutely tragic," he said."It's absolutely tragic," he said.
"The police are not about stopping fun but we're asking people thinking of going tobogganing to be mindful of where they end up."The police are not about stopping fun but we're asking people thinking of going tobogganing to be mindful of where they end up.
"Make sure it's a sensible, safe location and you take care to make sure you can't impact on vehicles or pedestrians.""Make sure it's a sensible, safe location and you take care to make sure you can't impact on vehicles or pedestrians."
A man walked into a police station several hours after the incident and is being questioned, said police.A man walked into a police station several hours after the incident and is being questioned, said police.
Witnesses or anybody who has information are being asked to call police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.Witnesses or anybody who has information are being asked to call police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.