PIO man charged with killing 3 teens in UK crash

London, Jan. 29: An Indian- origin man was today remanded in custody by a UK court on charges of three counts of death by dangerous driving after a road collision that killed three teenage boys in London last week.

Jaynesh Chudasama appeared by Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court in London, where he was denied bail and remanded to appear before the Old Bailey court in London on February 26.

The 28- year- old had been arrested by Scotland Yard officers after a fatal collision near a bus stop in Hayes, west London, on Friday evening. The Metropolitan Police have named the victims of the crash as Harry Rice, 17, and 16year- olds George Wilkinson and Josh McGuinness.

They were on their way to a friend’s birthday party when they were killed. A second man, aged 34, was also arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after handing himself in to a north London police station on Saturday evening, following a police appeal.

He continues to remain as he is questioned.

“Detectives from the Roads and Transport Policing Command continue to lead the investigation and a number of enquiries are ongoing,” said Superintendent Colin Wingrove, the local borough commander.

“There is understandably a lot of shock and grief in the local community. These three young men had their whole lives ahead of them,” he said.

The three victims were walking to a 16th birthday party at a local football club when a black Audi A5 allegedly crashed into them. Some of their friends who survived the crash are reported to have run after. is custody