SEVEN people have been charged with dangerous driving following a serious road accident on the A40 in last summer.
A Dyfed-Powys Police spokesperson said: “On August 11 2013, at Arnolds Hill, Haverfordwest. The driver of a Seat Ibiza and two passengers sustained serious injuries, and as a result of the collision, seven other drivers who were in the vicinity were arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and were bailed pending further police investigation.”
The spokesman added: “On 8th December 2013, on the advice of the Crown Prosecution Service, all seven drivers were charged with dangerous driving and bailed to appear at Haverfordwest Magistrates Court on January 7 2014.”
Sgt Gary Jones said: “Officers in the Pembrokeshire Roads Policing Unit will not tolerate anti-social and dangerous driving on our roads. Such irresponsible actions place innocent motorists at risk of serious injury or even death. When incidents occur, officers in the unit will work tirelessly in order to bring those responsible to Justice.”
Haverfordwest Magistrates Court told The Herald that they have not yet received the details of the persons charged.
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