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• Another drive-by shooting in South West Sydney

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, February 08, 2012

 

Driver not to blame for child hit by car in Ingleburn

 

Macquarie Fields Police say a woman is not to blame for an accident over the weekend, which saw a young girl hit by a car.

 

At about 4:30 on Saturday, the 23 year old woman was driving along Euroka Street in Ingleburn, when a 6 year old girl walked onto the road and was hit by the car.

 

She was taken to Liverpool hospital with a number of fractures.

 

Police have been investigating the incident, and say the Ingleburn woman has been deemed not at fault for the accident.