Humberside Police refers itself to watchdog as motorcyclist seriously hurt in crash

Dylan Connell

29 June 2024 at 11:47 am·1-min read

The motorcycle on its side after the crash in Stanhope Street, Goole, today <i>(Image: Sean Stewart)</i> — The motorcycle on its side after the crash in Stanhope Street, Goole, today *(Image: Sean Stewart)*

Humberside Police has referred itself to the police watchdog after a motorcyclist suffered life changing injuries in a crash after failing to stop for officers, the force said.

The rider crashed into a bus stop in Goole in the early hours of today (Saturday, June 29).

Humberside Police said officers saw the white Yamaha motorcyclist travelling along Stanhope Street at 3.30am.

“The rider is believed to have failed to stop for officers and allegedly made off towards the junction with Lower Bridge Street,” a force spokesperson said.

Police on the scene in Stanhope Street, Goole, today (Image: Sean Stewart)

“For reasons not yet clear, the rider is then believed to have collided with a bus stop on Stanhope Street.

“Emergency services attended and the rider of the motorbike was taken to hospital to receive treatment for serious injuries which are thought to be life changing.”

Police on the scene in Stanhope Street, Goole, today (Image: Sean Stewart)

They added that a “mandatory referral” has been made to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) “in connection with the fail to stop”.

Humberside Police urges anyone who witnessed the crash or has any CCTV or dashcam footage before or around the time the collision to phone 101, quoting log 76 of June 29.

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