Police are appealing for help to find the driver of a car which struck a child in Newry.
The incident happened on the Camlough Road at around 5pm on Thursday, December 1.
An eight-year-old boy was crossing the road at traffic lights near Parkhead Hill when he was clipped by a red car, possibly a Nissan Micra.
The boy required hospital treatment for injuries which were not life-threatening.
Constable Tim Coombs said: “I would ask the driver of the car, or anyone who may have witnessed this incident, to contact Newtownhamilton Police Station on the non-emergency number 101, quoting reference number 924 of 01/12/16.”
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