Driver of red tractor asked to assist with police investigation into hit and run collision which left man in 20s in critical condition in NI hospital

Police are appealing for the driver of a red tractor who was in the area of a serious hit amd run collision on July 11 to contact them.
By Gemma Murray
Published 19th Jul 2020, 17:19 BST
Updated 19th Jul 2020, 17:32 BST
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In a statement police say that around 2.25am on July 11, it was reported that an injured male in his 20s had been found lying on the Crumlin Road in Upper Ballinderry, near the junction of Lough Road.

He was taken to hospital having sustained serious injuries and remains in a critical condition at this time.

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Earlier today police have appeal for the driver of a red coloured tractor seen in the area at the time of the incident to assist with the ongoing investigation.

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Anyone who has any information about this incident, or may have been travelling on this road between 1.40am and 2.05/2.10am is asked to check their dash cam footage and contact police.

If you have information call police on the non-emergency number 101, and quote reference number 231 of 11/07/20.

A report can also be made using the online reporting form via www.psni.police.uk/makeareport or by calling Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org .”

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