Newmarket man's bail extended after fatal A14 lorry crash near Ipswich

A 50-year-old man from Newmarket has had his bail extended to October following a fatal A14 collision in April. Tony Warner, 67, died at the scene near Nacton.

Bail extended until October in fatal A14 collision case

A 50-year-old man from Newmarket arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving has had his bail extended to 21 October, suffolknews.co.uk reports.

The man was first arrested in April following a collision on the A14 at Nacton, near Ipswich, on 27 April. Tony Warner, 67, of Ilketshall St Lawrence, died at the scene. The crash involved a lorry and a car that Warner had been driving.

Two passengers travelling in the car were taken to hospital but sustained no serious injuries.

After his arrest, the 50-year-old was questioned at Martlesham Police Investigation Centre before being released on bail until Monday, 13 July, pending further enquiries. His bail has since been extended until 21 October.

Source: The Sun