Response to IOPC investigation
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The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has provided an update on its investigation into police actions following the missing person reports relating to five people who were later found with a car off the A48 in the St Mellons area of Cardiff.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has provided an update on its investigation into police actions following the missing person reports relating to five people who were later found with a car off the A48 in the St Mellons area of Cardiff.
Eve Smith, Darcy Ross, and Rafel Jeanne sadly died in a road traffic collision; Sophie Russon and Shane Loughlin were seriously injured.
Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hobrough said:
‘’Our thoughts remain with the family and friends of Darcy, Eve and Rafel who tragically lost their lives that night, as well as Sophie and Shane and their loved ones.
“We understand how vital the findings of this investigation will be to the individuals and families affected by this event, and to the wider community.
“The IOPC has led this investigation, and we’re grateful for their prompt and thorough response to such a complex matter with this latest update.
“We will continue to co-operate with their investigation in an open and transparent manner.”