Kyrees Sullivan and Harvey Evans were found by a member of the public, an inquest opening hears.
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"CCTV from minutes before the crash showed a police van driving at a distance behind the two boys, but the force said its nearest vehicle was half a mile away when the bike crashed."
There's a 50/50 chance that I was also driving at a distance behind the two boys at the time of the accident. Does that make me guilty too? You can see how everybody is choosing their words very carefully to portray whatever story they want. people should just stick to the facts.
1. Police were driving along the road doing whatever they do
2. Two kids on an electric bike are driving towards them breaking several laws
3. In close proximity to the police, the kids turn around and go back the way they came.
4. The police continue in that direction until they turn a left and go a different way.
5. The kids are travelling quite fast - certainly more than 20 mph and probably significantly more.
6. The police were approx 1/4 mile from the kids and travelling at right angles away from them at the time of the crash.
7. The kids crashed into a lamppost on a staright road and both died.
No fact, as yet, indicates that the police were chasing the kids
No fact indicates how the kids hit the lamppost.
It's clever how every interested party can choose and/or adjust the facts to portray the story that suits them. It reminds me of the management training that I got in the 80's, which I just found here. it should entertain you and the family for half an hour.