Two pedestrians and a driver have been confirmed as the three people killed in a horror crash in Anglesey. The tragic incident occurred on Alma Street in Beaumaris on Wednesday, August 28, prompting a swift response from emergency services after 2:45 pm. North Wales Police has updated that the deceased include two pedestrians, a man and a woman in their 60s, as well as the driver of an Audi A8 in his 80s. The driver of the Audi was local to the north Wales area, while the pedestrians were not from the local area.
Despite efforts from the public and emergency services, including the air ambulance, all three individuals were pronounced dead at the scene. The next of kin and the Coroner have been informed of the tragic outcome. Sergeant Emlyn Hughes of the Serious Collision Investigation Unit, North Wales Police, expressed deepest condolences to the families affected. Family Liaison Officers are providing support to the bereaved families.
An appeal has been made for any witnesses who have not yet provided information to come forward. Dash cam or front door camera footage is also being sought to aid in the investigation. The Sergeant urged the community to refrain from speculation and to report any relevant information to the authorities promptly.
Authorities can be reached for information related to the ongoing investigation through the Serious Collision Investigation Unit by visiting the website or calling 101, quoting reference number 24000745374. The tragic collision has had a profound impact not only on the families involved but also on the wider Beaumaris community. The police have expressed gratitude to all who assisted at the scene and offered support to those affected, including local businesses providing refuge.
The emphasis remains on gathering information responsibly to determine the circumstances surrounding the collision. The community is encouraged to cooperate with the investigation to provide clarity about the incident.