CCTV has today been released of two teenagers that police would like to speak to following an attempted murder which has left a man with life-changing injuries.
Hampshire Police responded to reports of a ‘dark-coloured Audi’ hitting a pedestrian on Montefiore Drive, Sarisbury Green, at around 3am on Thursday, May 29.
The car fled the scene and a 38-year-old man was rushed to Southampton General Hospital where he is receiving treatment for ‘serious’ and ‘potentially life-changing injuries’.
It is believed the man suffered the hit to his pelvis and his condition is described as being ‘stable’.
Two 18-year-old men, one from Fareham and one from Hampshire, have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, causing injury through dangerous driving, vehicle interference, and failing to stop following a collision. They are both in police custody.
Police say they are now trying to identify the two teenagers in the image released this afternoon who were seen at the BP Garage around an hour before the collision.
The garage is a four-minute drive from where the alleged attempted murder took place and the force believes they may have been in the area when it occurred.
The teenagers are both described as white and can be seen wearing dark jackets and dark trousers. One of them has blonde hair which is long at the front with short sides, while the other has brown hair.
CCTV has today been released of two teenagers (above) that police would like to speak to following an alleged attempted murder which has left a man with life-changing injuries
Hampshire Police responded to reports of a ‘dark-coloured Audi’ hitting a pedestrian on Montefiore Drive, Sarisbury Green, at around 3am on Thursday, May 29 (Pictured: A general street view of the area)
A 38-year-old man was rushed to Southampton General Hospital where he is receiving treatment for ‘serious’ and ‘potentially life-changing injuries’ following the collision (Stock Image)
Officers are carrying out door-to-door enquiries and say they are keen to hear from anyone who may have doorbell or dashcam footage that can assist them.
They also urged victims of vehicle crime in the area to contact them.
Anyone who believes that they may have seen the car or two people acting suspiciously in the area should call 101 quoting 44250233585 or submit information via their website.
Alternatively, independent charity Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via their anonymous online form.
