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Two men who fled after their Bentley killed the driver of a broken-down van in west London are being sought by police. Police hunting two men who fled after their Bentley killed the driver of a broken-down van in west London have made an arrest.
The victim, who worked for Kensington and Chelsea Council's grounds maintenance contractors Quadron, is thought to have been directing traffic around his van in Pembridge Villas. They could not confirm whether the person arrested was one of those in the Bentley.
Police were called to see the scene just before midnight. The victim, 23, is thought to have been directing traffic around his van in Pembridge Villas.
The van driver was pronounced dead just over an hour later. He worked for Kensington and Chelsea Council's grounds maintenance contractors Quadron.
Fled the scene Police were called to the scene just before midnight on Thursday.
Music blaring
The van driver, aged 23, was pronounced dead just over an hour later.
The men are reported to have fled in different directions, leaving the silver Bentley abandoned on the Notting Hill street with its engine running and music blaring.The men are reported to have fled in different directions, leaving the silver Bentley abandoned on the Notting Hill street with its engine running and music blaring.
An eyewitness described them as "two white males, mid-30s, kind of tanned."
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "At this early stage it is believed that the van had broken down in Pembridge Villas and the driver had got out of the vehicle.A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "At this early stage it is believed that the van had broken down in Pembridge Villas and the driver had got out of the vehicle.
"The car, a silver Bentley, was then in collision with the lorry and the driver." "The car, a silver Bentley, was then in collision with the van and the driver."
A resident of Pembridge Villas who witnessed the crash said the Bentley had been travelling at about 70mph when it turned into the road.A resident of Pembridge Villas who witnessed the crash said the Bentley had been travelling at about 70mph when it turned into the road.