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29-year-old Indian-origin Briton killed in hit-and-run case

Updated At : 04:39 PM Sep 02, 2019 IST

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West Midlands Police said on Sunday that he was struck by a car which failed to stop. Thinkstock

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London, September 2

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A man has been arrested after a 29-year-old Indian-origin Briton was killed in a suspected hit-and-run crash.

Rajesh Chand was pronounced dead after being found with serious head injuries on Soho Road in Handsworth, Birmingham, on Saturday, the BBC reported.

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West Midlands Police said on Sunday that he was struck by a car which failed to stop.

The force said a 30-year-old man had been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and remained in police custody. IANS

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