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Police hunting driver of grey Honda Accord and passenger following a collision in Botteville Road, Acocks Green
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This is the shocking moment the hit-and-run driver of a stolen car smashed into parked vehicles after leaving a woman for dead on a Birmingham street.
Dramatic CCTV footage showed the moment a speeding driver smashed a stolen Honda into a row of parked cars after a hit-and-run crash that left a woman with a broken pelvis.
Police were called after a grey Honda Accord ploughed into a woman as she walked along the street in Birmingham last month.
In the shocking clip, the out-of-control car can be seen driving at speeding before colliding with several parked cars which crushed under the impact.
CCTV footage showed the moment the speeding ploughed into a row of parked cars in Birmingham earlier this month
A group of pedestrians can be seen looking startled and attempting to hide behind another vehicle just metres away, including a small child.
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