Charges after women die following Sunderland care home crash

After a BMW hit a care house in Sunderland after a police chase, two men were accused of a series of crimes, including robbery and kidnapping.

Police said that the deaths of a woman in her 90s in her 80s and the day after the accident were still investigated. Eight other people were taken to hospital.

Sunderland’s 21-year-old Sam Asgari-Tabar is accused of serious injuries of residents with a dangerous driving.

He and his 21 -year -old Reece Parish from Sunderland are accused of robbery and kidnapping and will take part in the Newcastle Magistrate Court on Saturday.

On Wednesday night, the officers were following a BMW that was reported to be stolen from an address in Fenham in Newcastle around 21:20.

About five minutes later, the police had the authority to follow the vehicle hitting the care house at WiterWack.

It is claimed that a woman who participated in a proposed sale when it was applied before it was forcibly removed after it was forced to be removed.

Northumbria police, shaken, but remained without damage.

Police behaviors have been made to the independent office.

The care house had to be emptied after the accident that caused great structural damage in the building.

The Northumbria police think whether the accident contributes to the death of two women.

Only one of the residents of eight injured care houses was still in the hospital on Friday evening.

On a separate issue, Mr. Parish was accused of a violent disorder in connection with the events in the Sunderland City Center on 2 August last year.