Arrest made in connection with car hitting woman at Knossington During Cottesmore Hunt Meet.

Officers last night (Wednesday) arrested a 59-year-old woman, from Knossington, on suspicion of attempted wounding with intent.

She has since been released under investigation.

The vehicle involved in the collision – a grey Mercedes - has also been recovered by police.

Det Insp Charles Edwards said: “Our investigation into the incident is continuing and we’ve spoken to a number of witnesses who were in the area at the time.

“I’m aware of the concern this incident has raised and we’ll provide further updates as our enquiries progress.”

The victim’s injuries were not life-threatening or life-changing. She has since been discharged and officers are in regular contact with her.

You can pass on information to police by clicking HERE and quoting reference 22*623684 or calling 101.

Northants Hunt Saboteur Hit by car whilst monitoring the Cottesmore hunt, An investigation has begun after the woman was struck by a car in Knossington.

WARNING SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND THE CONTENT OF THIS VIDEO UPSETTING

WARNING SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND THE CONTENT OF THIS VIDEO UPSETTING

Leicestershire Police have started an investigation has begun after a woman was struck by a car in Knossington yesterday (Tuesday 25 October).

Police were called to Braunston Road shortly before midday following a report that a woman in her 40s had been struck by a car which had then left the scene.

She was taken to hospital to be treated for injuries that were not life-threatening or life-changing.

Following initial enquiries, the driver of the car has been identified by officers and the investigation into the incident is continuing.

Leicestershire police are requesting witnesses contact them.

You can pass on information by visiting and quoting reference 22*623684.

Alternatively call 101.

Anti-vaccine protesters try to storm Covid test centre in Manchester Protesters chant ‘shame on you’ at police during 'rally for freedom' Storm Arndale Shopping Centre and then march through city centre.

Anti-vaccine protesters try to storm Covid test centre in Manchester Protesters chant ‘shame on you’ at police during 'rally for freedom' Storm Arndale Shopping Centre and then march through city centre.

The Press Reports Protesters tried to storm this test centre

and chanted 'shame on you at the police'

They were chanting at the test centre just

and repeated the chanting on the way out of the 

Arndale Centre this time there police were not 

guarding the centre the staff like other shops had 

locked their doors.

Lots of police were on standby in nearby streets.

The protesters continued to 

Piccadilly Garden

The Police Inspector 

looks happy.

Whilst all the protesters are Free

I was not free to shop and the 

people enjoying the freedom

of the park on a sunny day lost

there freedom to do that

freedom is a funny thing.

The Arndale Shopping Centre 

suddenly got very busy.

Oakham School has chosen to lock in its pupils during the Religious Festival Event Being Held at Rutland County Showground

Oakham School has chosen to lock in its pupils, during the Religious Festival Event Being held at Rutland County Showground

Although there is no public access through the schools various locations, it is normal for the pupils to have free access between them.

 

Alicia Kearns is the Conservative MP for Rutland and Melton and this is what she did during this past week.

Alicia Kearns is the Conservative MP for Rutland and Melton and this is what she did during this past week.