Police are appealing for witnesses after a BMW car collided with the Grosvenor Bridge in Chester causing extensive damage to the structure.
The collision occurred around 11.40pm on Wednesday 12 October. The driver, a man in his fifties, was unhurt.
PC James Lasok-Smith said: “I’d appeal to anyone who witnessed the collision to contact me – the same goes for anyone with dash cam footage that might have captured the collision or might assist the investigation.
“There was a cyclist there at the scene tending to the driver on the arrival of officers, but he left the scene before he was spoken to. I’d urge the cyclist to get in touch to help us establish the circumstances of the collision.”
Anyone with information should contact Cheshire Police via the website or 101 quoting IML1387399.
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