Man struck by car on main road in Cromer
Donna-Louise Bishop, Reporter
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
3:29 PM
A man struck by a car in Cromer has walked away today with non-serious injuries.
The incident happened at around 2.20pm this afternoon on Mount Street, at the junction with The Loke and Hans Place.
The male, of unknown age, sustained a leg and ankle injury.
A spokesman from Norfolk Constabulary said: “This was not a serious collision.”
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2 comments
Just one man? The way pedestrians recklessly cross the roads in Cromer, I am surprised there are not about 50 'collisions' a day! Sometimes I drive through town and it's as if everyone's got a death wish.
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backwoodsman
Saturday, October 6, 2012
"NOT A SERIOUS COLLISION" i would have thought any collision between a person and a car resulting in a leg and ankle injury should be treated as serious!!!
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stephen watson
Thursday, October 4, 2012